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QuoteWASHINGTON FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION RULES OF PROCEDURE, OPERATING PRINCIPLES 1) I. Represent all citizens of the state (who own the resource), not constituents from a particular area or special interest.
WASHINGTON FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION RULES OF PROCEDURE, OPERATING PRINCIPLES 1) I. Represent all citizens of the state (who own the resource), not constituents from a particular area or special interest.
Other board members have a background in Big Gov, Universities, commercial fishing and the sport fishing industry. Could any of them survive cherry picking scrutiny?
Quote from: Sitka_Blacktail on February 27, 2014, 09:55:07 PMQuote from: KFhunter on February 27, 2014, 09:36:08 PMclick page two and read, already been addressed. That's what I thought..........And idahohuntr, JLS, AspenBud, and I, aren't really hunters. We're spies for the "other side", right?Boy it must be fun chasing shadows.exactly, and I think Aspens comments on this thread really cement this in. If this were my site I'd axe you for being a fake hunter.His animosity towards H-W was really showing through. Quote from: AspenBud on February 27, 2014, 05:54:16 PMHere's another good one, look for all ammo sales of the caliber used in the last six months within a certain range of the incident, see if a match can be made to a credit card, and then do something crazy like get a list of IP addresses hitting H-W (again, just because H-W doesn't collect that info doesn't mean the ISP's don't) and then see if any names match on the wolf forum. If you think that's not doable you got another thing coming.Again, I think it's highly unlikely. But...It sounds like a thinly veiled threat and implying perhaps I had something to do with this.
Quote from: KFhunter on February 27, 2014, 09:36:08 PMclick page two and read, already been addressed. That's what I thought..........And idahohuntr, JLS, AspenBud, and I, aren't really hunters. We're spies for the "other side", right?Boy it must be fun chasing shadows.
click page two and read, already been addressed.
Here's another good one, look for all ammo sales of the caliber used in the last six months within a certain range of the incident, see if a match can be made to a credit card, and then do something crazy like get a list of IP addresses hitting H-W (again, just because H-W doesn't collect that info doesn't mean the ISP's don't) and then see if any names match on the wolf forum. If you think that's not doable you got another thing coming.Again, I think it's highly unlikely. But...
Quote from: KFhunter on February 22, 2014, 10:57:47 PMQuote from: Lucky1 on February 22, 2014, 08:28:30 PMQuote from: Thehowler on February 22, 2014, 08:17:21 PMIf he talks, he will be turned in, That's usually how it goes down for them. Don't even tell your hunting friends. Yep. That's what happens. The third S is very important. Save it to tell your kids on your deathbed.Here's my stance.How about just not shoot the dammed thing in the first place?Now before you all freak out let's think about this for half a second.....What good do you think you'd be doing if you shot a wolf? 1) The risk you'll get caught, and with $7,500 on the table that risk goes up...Was there a guy with bino's checking out the wolf? Are you sure no one got your plate #?You aren't going to sleep well afraid an officer is going to knock on your door. 2) How many Elk/Deer are you really saving? For a couple of years probably quite a few, but eventually none. 3) Shooting wolves delays legal management down the road, especially collared wolves! We need WDFW to confirm packs, a pack has a legal definition - kill the wrong wolf and the pack is not "legally" a pack any longer. I was worried when I found out this was a collared wolf, but thankfully it was a young dispersing female. The smackout pack still retains it's "pack" status. It's all BS I know, but that's their game and if we go shooting them we loose in the end.seriously! I just puked in my mouth, WOLVES kill a ton of elk and deer! U like wolves more than deer and elk?
Quote from: Lucky1 on February 22, 2014, 08:28:30 PMQuote from: Thehowler on February 22, 2014, 08:17:21 PMIf he talks, he will be turned in, That's usually how it goes down for them. Don't even tell your hunting friends. Yep. That's what happens. The third S is very important. Save it to tell your kids on your deathbed.Here's my stance.How about just not shoot the dammed thing in the first place?Now before you all freak out let's think about this for half a second.....What good do you think you'd be doing if you shot a wolf? 1) The risk you'll get caught, and with $7,500 on the table that risk goes up...Was there a guy with bino's checking out the wolf? Are you sure no one got your plate #?You aren't going to sleep well afraid an officer is going to knock on your door. 2) How many Elk/Deer are you really saving? For a couple of years probably quite a few, but eventually none. 3) Shooting wolves delays legal management down the road, especially collared wolves! We need WDFW to confirm packs, a pack has a legal definition - kill the wrong wolf and the pack is not "legally" a pack any longer. I was worried when I found out this was a collared wolf, but thankfully it was a young dispersing female. The smackout pack still retains it's "pack" status. It's all BS I know, but that's their game and if we go shooting them we loose in the end.
Quote from: Thehowler on February 22, 2014, 08:17:21 PMIf he talks, he will be turned in, That's usually how it goes down for them. Don't even tell your hunting friends. Yep. That's what happens. The third S is very important. Save it to tell your kids on your deathbed.
If he talks, he will be turned in, That's usually how it goes down for them. Don't even tell your hunting friends.
If I were Conservation NW and the state I would be looking at this forum, if I were the cops I would know what data I want to mine to try and find potential suspects, that is elementary crime solving bub and I actually tried to warn you despite your attitude.
Quote from: AspenBud on February 28, 2014, 12:00:49 PMIf I were Conservation NW and the state I would be looking at this forum, if I were the cops I would know what data I want to mine to try and find potential suspects, that is elementary crime solving bub and I actually tried to warn you despite your attitude. It's evident you are no friend to H-W members and I take offence that you keep trying to label me a wolf poacher when I've been so vocal against it. Also, I think it really highlights you're wolf zealotry when you'd ask tax payers to fund 1000's of police man hours to start a man hunt for a single wolf. Would you be OK with reduced patrols and greatly increased response times to citizens in need so they can work on pulling gigantic amounts of data and comb through it all? Stevens CO has its share of domestic violence calls, which response times are very important. Yet you'd hang all those battered women out in the wind so officers can work on a wolf case huh.
Quote from: AspenBud on February 28, 2014, 12:00:49 PMI'm sorry, I was under the impression you hadn't thought of what I mentioned. Next time I'll keep it to myself smart guy.If I were Conservation NW and the state I would be looking at this forum, if I were the cops I would know what data I want to mine to try and find potential suspects, that is elementary crime solving bub and I actually tried to warn you despite your attitude. It's evident you are no friend to H-W members and I take offence that you keep trying to label me a wolf poacher when I've been so vocal against it. Also, I think it really highlights you're wolf zealotry when you'd ask tax payers to fund 1000's of police man hours to start a man hunt for a single wolf. Would you be OK with reduced patrols and greatly increased response times to citizens in need so they can work on pulling gigantic amounts of data and comb through it all? Stevens CO has a lot of domestic violence calls, which response times are very important. Yet you'd hang all those battered women out in the wind so officers can work on a wolf case huh.
I'm sorry, I was under the impression you hadn't thought of what I mentioned. Next time I'll keep it to myself smart guy.If I were Conservation NW and the state I would be looking at this forum, if I were the cops I would know what data I want to mine to try and find potential suspects, that is elementary crime solving bub and I actually tried to warn you despite your attitude.
Quote from: KFhunter on February 28, 2014, 12:18:47 PMQuote from: AspenBud on February 28, 2014, 12:00:49 PMIf I were Conservation NW and the state I would be looking at this forum, if I were the cops I would know what data I want to mine to try and find potential suspects, that is elementary crime solving bub and I actually tried to warn you despite your attitude. It's evident you are no friend to H-W members and I take offence that you keep trying to label me a wolf poacher when I've been so vocal against it. Also, I think it really highlights you're wolf zealotry when you'd ask tax payers to fund 1000's of police man hours to start a man hunt for a single wolf. Would you be OK with reduced patrols and greatly increased response times to citizens in need so they can work on pulling gigantic amounts of data and comb through it all? Stevens CO has its share of domestic violence calls, which response times are very important. Yet you'd hang all those battered women out in the wind so officers can work on a wolf case huh. I don't recall anyone calling you a wolf poacher...I also recall Aspen describing hypothetically how one might go about solving this wolf death...and also how the cost of getting that info. is prohibitive. It seems to fall right in line with the direction you've taken this thread in regards to drawing up hypothetical scenarios about various people. Your insinuation that Aspen supports women being battered so a wolf crime can be solved is as ridiculous as it is disgusting. You've hit a new low.
Quote from: KFhunter on February 28, 2014, 12:18:47 PMQuote from: AspenBud on February 28, 2014, 12:00:49 PMI'm sorry, I was under the impression you hadn't thought of what I mentioned. Next time I'll keep it to myself smart guy.If I were Conservation NW and the state I would be looking at this forum, if I were the cops I would know what data I want to mine to try and find potential suspects, that is elementary crime solving bub and I actually tried to warn you despite your attitude. It's evident you are no friend to H-W members and I take offence that you keep trying to label me a wolf poacher when I've been so vocal against it. Also, I think it really highlights you're wolf zealotry when you'd ask tax payers to fund 1000's of police man hours to start a man hunt for a single wolf. Would you be OK with reduced patrols and greatly increased response times to citizens in need so they can work on pulling gigantic amounts of data and comb through it all? Stevens CO has a lot of domestic violence calls, which response times are very important. Yet you'd hang all those battered women out in the wind so officers can work on a wolf case huh.I haven't called you a poacher, but given your rather vociferous reaction to what I was trying to tell you I got the impression you were condoning it. My bad.Actually I used the example of this forum originally to explain what could be done as people tend to post and say things thinking they are anonymous when they are in fact not. You decided to read some meaning into that.
Ooh let me throw my hat in the ring..... I have no problem with people killing wolves, legal or NOT. So hate away, don't mean chit to me.
Would you be OK with reduced patrols and greatly increased response times to citizens in need so they can work on pulling gigantic amounts of data and comb through it all? Stevens CO has its share of domestic violence calls, which response times are very important. Yet you'd hang all those battered women out in the wind so officers can work on a wolf case huh. don't demonize me because I realistically stated what it meant for the people of Stevens CO if the officers were tasked with this. You think police can just drop everything and launch into an investigation like this? Not in a rural county hoss, any investigation like this pulls officer resources from the streets. Our detectives will have to push aside ongoing cases to work a wolf? are you kidding?! no I guess you aren't, and that is sad. If you don't believe me then do some research on Stevens CO and see for yourself what they respond too for the bulk of their calls then come back and we'll talk further if you still have the will or desire.