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Just a Question, So when WDFW shoots a wolf from a helicopter, what happens with the wolf? Do they just leave it were its shot, or does a ground person hike in and recover it?
I'm actually amazed there is a rancher left in the state that is willing to work with WDFW and sacrifice many of his cattle knowing they would only confirm a small percentage just to prove this wolf cohabitation doesn't work. Any rancher I've talked to uses the old fashioned method and WDFW is clueless as to what's going on. Last summer the sheep rancher lost around 300 sheep and they only confirmed about 30 wolf kills. WDFW killed one wolf. This guy was on the wolf advisory committee and threw up his hands in disgust and quit. He tried to work with WDFW and about went bankrupt. The writing on the wall is not attractive to ranchers one bit.