Wolf removal begins in Ferry County

[NOCK NOCK]

Check out the picture in this article. 

http://kpq.com/6032-2/

Wolf huh?  Everyone knows that's a bobcat. 

[Mudman]

You know they wont kill the breeding pair.  So in a year or two it will happen again.  The last time I don't think they "found the breeding pair either"...

[rudysts]

Why not trap them all and turn them loose on Tiger Summit.

[KFhunter]

Why not trap them all and turn them loose on Tiger Summit.

Plenty of Wolves up there already,  why not trap them all and turn them loose on the west side?

[bearpaw]

Why not trap them all and turn them loose on Tiger Summit.

Plenty of Wolves up there already,  why not trap them all and turn them loose on the west side?

You thought he meant near Ione, you are correct, there are already plenty of wolves there, I think he meant the Tiger Summit on the westside on Hwy 18...   

[KFhunter]

Why not trap them all and turn them loose on Tiger Summit.

Plenty of Wolves up there already,  why not trap them all and turn them loose on the west side?

You thought he meant near Ione, you are correct, there are already plenty of wolves there, I think he meant the Tiger Summit on the westside on Hwy 18...   

 

I guess we're on the same page then 


@rudysts

[jackelope]

Why not trap them all and turn them loose on Tiger Summit.

Plenty of Wolves up there already,  why not trap them all and turn them loose on the west side?

You thought he meant near Ione, you are correct, there are already plenty of wolves there, I think he meant the Tiger Summit on the westside on Hwy 18...   

 

I guess we're on the same page then 


@rudysts

Not too far from the North Bend roadkill wolf from last year.

[Bango skank]

Id gladly volunteer to help with the profanity peak pack.  Im familiar enough with them, i think i stand a decent chance.   

[Mudman]

Hey with the new road kill law does that mean we can keep em if we accidentally run em over as they eat the bait um I mean roadkill deer!

[Ridgeratt]

Hey with the new road kill law does that mean we can keep em if we accidentally run em over as they eat the bait um I mean roadkill deer!

Perhaps if you intend on eating them. Let me know how that works for you.

[Mudman]

Um, Don't know bout that.  Maybe make some cat food?  Organic natural cat food?  Maybe it be good jerky, some cultures love dog meat!  Nice coat too...

[PolarBear]

I'm with Dreamingbig.  Why not let the hunters(the ones that generate the revenue for the wildlife) take the opportunity to take a wolf and assist with the issue.  Sounds like a great way to help with the problem and give someone a chance to take a wolf.  The pack is not huge, so it wouldn't take long to take care of the problem.

I imagine it's a success rate thing. Relative to a gunner in a helicopter, regular hunters' success rate is probably very low.

Wolves are a lot tougher to hunt than most think. My wife's familiy in Idaho can vouch for that. They have been hunting wolves since it was legal, all make their living in the woods and are top knotched hunters. They usually have to trap them to fill their tags. Over the counter tags to take care of a problem pack would not work.  They need to kill that pack NOW and not wait for some weekend warrior to stumble across them.

[Dan-o]

This whole thing is a case study in how big government wastes money.

 

[Ridgeratt]

There is a member  ( Retired/semi-retired) on here who has had tons of intel on them and to my knowledge still is blanked on one. Even with guidance from Dale.

[pianoman9701]

Why not trap them all and turn them loose on Tiger Summit.

Plenty of Wolves up there already,  why not trap them all and turn them loose on the west side?

You thought he meant near Ione, you are correct, there are already plenty of wolves there, I think he meant the Tiger Summit on the westside on Hwy 18...   

We could start with some in Oly and Seattle. Downtown.