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| ThePascoKid:
That makes my stomach turn, we've got property in blue creek up on Scott canyon, we had a great elk season this year but who knows what will happen now. We've got enough cats and bears in that part of the country we didn't need another predator. |
| Rufous:
A Fish and Game biologist based in Clarkston contacted me for more information. He wants to put out a road killed deer as bait and some trail cameras in the area I spotted the wolves. I may go out with him to help set things up. He is taking this seriously. Brian. |
| BLUEBULLS:
Tell him to try a conibear instead of the camera! bad news for our herds. |
| WAcoyotehunter:
--- Quote from: bankwalker on December 21, 2008, 11:04:02 AM --- --- Quote from: 270Shooter on December 21, 2008, 07:10:02 AM ---Since there isn't a comfirmed pack in the yakima area yet. So if I happen to run into one is it still considered a coyote :chuckle: :chuckle: :stirthepot: :guns: --- End quote --- thats the way i look at it. if there are no confirmed packs or wolves in the area then they "must" be coyotes and should be fair game. --- End quote --- Wrong. you are required to know what you're shooting at. The WDFW knows there are wolves around and freely admits that they are here. So, when you shoot one and try to pull that card...it will not work. Did someone say wolf? Everyone get ready for the SSS poachers to start spouting their bs |
| TeacherMan:
What are we suppose to do about them, let them become a dominate predator, I thought humans where doing a good enough job of that. :dunno: There are enough predators already. |
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