"Idaho's Push to Rein in Wolf Population Angers Conservationists"

[huntrights]

Article from Wall Street Journal:

"Idaho's Push to Rein in Wolf Population Angers Conservationists"
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304026304579453313640322976?mg=reno64-wsj&url=http%3A%2F%2Fonline.wsj.com%2Farticle%2FSB10001424052702304026304579453313640322976.html

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[bearpaw]

Wolf lovers everywhere are up in arms. They don't want any killed, we should have to live with these wolves and put up with unmanaged numbers.

The irony was proven when Representative Kretz introduced the "Share The Love" wolf bill to transplant wolves in western Washington. The wolf lovers would have no part of that. 

[wolfbait]

"Conservationists" These people are just the opposite, in fact they stole the name conservationist form hunters, if you go back in W-H you will find this info posted.

CNW,DoW, etc. are money suckers, follow the money. Grants for bogus studies, etc..

[Elkaholic daWg]

"Conservationists" These people are just the opposite, in fact they stole the name conservationist form hunters, if you go back in W-H you will find this info posted.

CNW,DoW, etc. are money suckers, follow the money. Grants for bogus studies, etc..

[villageidiot]

Same as a doctor that injects people with the polio virus or herpes and claims it's good for the human race. We almost eliminated polio because it was a very destructive disease and anybody that wants it back is an absolute quack.  You might notice too that these pro wolfers don't want the polio ( wolf) themselves.

[pianoman9701]

Our DFW is in bed with these groups. They've partnered with them to raise reward money to get wolf poachers and CNW has a director on our wildlife commission. I don't get why few seem outraged about the clear conflict of interest and understand that these "partners" will sue the state once the DFW gets off its butt and decides to start management of these hungry dogs.