Wolves in Washington- New Documentary

[TriggerMike]

I just watched this new documentary that just came out about wolves in washington and it features opinions from both sides that includes several state legislatures. I had never heard of State Senator Christine Rolfes before this and all I can say now is wow.... The NE corner of the state is screwed. Documentary is 35 minutes long.

http://www.tvw.org/watch/?eventID=2016091000

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[bearpaw]

Many of the areas I have hunted for years have been impacted by wolves. It's a pretty sad situation, moose were not even mentioned in the video, our moose herds are taking the biggest hit and were not even mentioned. Another hypocrisy, I thought these animal groups and WDFW were supportive of saving all endangered species, the wolves are literally eating up the last remaining woodland caribou in the lower 48 states (exactly as I predicted). I don't think the wolfers care what happens to the caribou, the only thing they seem to care about regarding caribou is to use caribou as a tool to restrict human access and stop logging.

It's really a disgusting situation, no matter what restrictions are forced upon humans, the last 15 or 20 caribou will disappear with all these cougar, bear, and now with more and more wolves eating them!

[Fl0und3rz]

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[bowhunterforever]

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[jasnt]

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[DaveMonti]

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[Humptulips]

I don't seem to be able to watch it with that link.

[villageidiot]

Nomatter how much loss the cattlemen show those bleeding heart wolf lovers could care less about the devastation their cancer brings to the rancher.  Joel Kretz proposed bill brought their two faced attitude to the forefront.  They don't want them in their backyard but do want them to destroy the livestock industry.
This is forcing the livestock owners to become criminals if they want to survive.

[nwwanderer]

Village, Kretz is a big help but is a common theme.  Prescription farming, permits for everything, no responsibility.  Your food and property rights are at risk.  The wolf 'program' is a perfect example.

[wolfbait]

Many of the areas I have hunted for years have been impacted by wolves. It's a pretty sad situation, moose were not even mentioned in the video, our moose herds are taking the biggest hit and were not even mentioned. Another hypocrisy, I thought these animal groups and WDFW were supportive of saving all endangered species, the wolves are literally eating up the last remaining woodland caribou in the lower 48 states (exactly as I predicted). I don't think the wolfers care what happens to the caribou, the only thing they seem to care about regarding caribou is to use caribou as a tool to restrict human access and stop logging.

It's really a disgusting situation, no matter what restrictions are forced upon humans, the last 15 or 20 caribou will disappear with all these cougar, bear, and now with more and more wolves eating them!

Quite sure most folks know by now that the wolf is all about habitat. With nothing left to hunt, hunting can be eventually shut down, and with ranchers going out of business because they can't afford to feed wolves, large chunks of land can be scooped up. With no logging, no hunting, and no range permits, it doesn't take much of an imagination to see how easy it would be to shut down public lands.
 
Look at WDFW buying up ranches etc., fake environmental groups such as the Nature conservancy, buy up private lands and then sell it to the gov. for a huge profit.

The pro-wolfers were right all along, it's all about the habitat.

Welcome to the fraud and corruption of the wolf introduction…….

[DaveMonti]

Many of the areas I have hunted for years have been impacted by wolves. It's a pretty sad situation, moose were not even mentioned in the video, our moose herds are taking the biggest hit and were not even mentioned. Another hypocrisy, I thought these animal groups and WDFW were supportive of saving all endangered species, the wolves are literally eating up the last remaining woodland caribou in the lower 48 states (exactly as I predicted). I don't think the wolfers care what happens to the caribou, the only thing they seem to care about regarding caribou is to use caribou as a tool to restrict human access and stop logging.

It's really a disgusting situation, no matter what restrictions are forced upon humans, the last 15 or 20 caribou will disappear with all these cougar, bear, and now with more and more wolves eating them!

Quite sure most folks know by now that the wolf is all about habitat. With nothing left to hunt, hunting can be eventually shut down, and with ranchers going out of business because they can't afford to feed wolves, large chunks of land can be scooped up. With no logging, no hunting, and no range permits, it doesn't take much of an imagination to see how easy it would be to shut down public lands.
 
Look at WDFW buying up ranches etc., fake environmental groups such as the Nature conservancy, buy up private lands and then sell it to the gov. for a huge profit.

The pro-wolfers were right all along, it's all about the habitat.

Welcome to the fraud and corruption of the wolf introduction…….

And what is the (I assume) governments motivation to buy up all this land and keep people out?

[wolfbait]

Many of the areas I have hunted for years have been impacted by wolves. It's a pretty sad situation, moose were not even mentioned in the video, our moose herds are taking the biggest hit and were not even mentioned. Another hypocrisy, I thought these animal groups and WDFW were supportive of saving all endangered species, the wolves are literally eating up the last remaining woodland caribou in the lower 48 states (exactly as I predicted). I don't think the wolfers care what happens to the caribou, the only thing they seem to care about regarding caribou is to use caribou as a tool to restrict human access and stop logging.

It's really a disgusting situation, no matter what restrictions are forced upon humans, the last 15 or 20 caribou will disappear with all these cougar, bear, and now with more and more wolves eating them!

Quite sure most folks know by now that the wolf is all about habitat. With nothing left to hunt, hunting can be eventually shut down, and with ranchers going out of business because they can't afford to feed wolves, large chunks of land can be scooped up. With no logging, no hunting, and no range permits, it doesn't take much of an imagination to see how easy it would be to shut down public lands.
 
Look at WDFW buying up ranches etc., fake environmental groups such as the Nature conservancy, buy up private lands and then sell it to the gov. for a huge profit.

The pro-wolfers were right all along, it's all about the habitat.

Welcome to the fraud and corruption of the wolf introduction…….

And what is the (I assume) governments motivation to buy up all this land and keep people out?

Core Wilderness and Corridors   http://www.citizenreviewonline.org/june_2003/core.htm




Taking Liberty, How Private Property is being Abolished in America

http://www.takingliberty.us/TLHome.html





The Endangered Species Act & Agenda 21

THE WILDLANDS PROJECT  http://www.citizenreviewonline.org/special_issues/wildlands_project_step_by_step.htm

[uplandhunter870]

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[teanawayslayer]

Man that documentary got me fired up. Just makes you want to bang your head against the wall.

[boneaddict]

It's pretty sickening, but few will push back

[jasnt]

Many of the areas I have hunted for years have been impacted by wolves. It's a pretty sad situation, moose were not even mentioned in the video, our moose herds are taking the biggest hit and were not even mentioned. Another hypocrisy, I thought these animal groups and WDFW were supportive of saving all endangered species, the wolves are literally eating up the last remaining woodland caribou in the lower 48 states (exactly as I predicted). I don't think the wolfers care what happens to the caribou, the only thing they seem to care about regarding caribou is to use caribou as a tool to restrict human access and stop logging.

It's really a disgusting situation, no matter what restrictions are forced upon humans, the last 15 or 20 caribou will disappear with all these cougar, bear, and now with more and more wolves eating them!

i couldn't agree more!

[Boss .300 winmag]

Hmmmmmm

[ThomMedic]

How the hell can the state justify the costs when each year Olympia is crying they don't have enough money. Spend money to introduce the predators, spend money to compensate the loses, spend money to liquidate the packs, when there was no problems existing that needed wolves to solve.

May be I was in the Army too long, or grew up too close to New York City, but aren't children  in danger also - all those isolated stands on dirt roads where kids wait for school buses in the winter. There was that report of a hunter near Spokane being stalked last winter.

Having been to Wolf Haven, all I can say - they worship wolves so much that they have little comprehension of reality. Typical of liberal mentality, "oh wonderful let 's do it, but in your back yard with your money ."

[chicken_hawk]

This is a great video. Thanks for posting.

[DaveMonti]

Many of the areas I have hunted for years have been impacted by wolves. It's a pretty sad situation, moose were not even mentioned in the video, our moose herds are taking the biggest hit and were not even mentioned. Another hypocrisy, I thought these animal groups and WDFW were supportive of saving all endangered species, the wolves are literally eating up the last remaining woodland caribou in the lower 48 states (exactly as I predicted). I don't think the wolfers care what happens to the caribou, the only thing they seem to care about regarding caribou is to use caribou as a tool to restrict human access and stop logging.

It's really a disgusting situation, no matter what restrictions are forced upon humans, the last 15 or 20 caribou will disappear with all these cougar, bear, and now with more and more wolves eating them!

Quite sure most folks know by now that the wolf is all about habitat. With nothing left to hunt, hunting can be eventually shut down, and with ranchers going out of business because they can't afford to feed wolves, large chunks of land can be scooped up. With no logging, no hunting, and no range permits, it doesn't take much of an imagination to see how easy it would be to shut down public lands.
 
Look at WDFW buying up ranches etc., fake environmental groups such as the Nature conservancy, buy up private lands and then sell it to the gov. for a huge profit.

The pro-wolfers were right all along, it's all about the habitat.

Welcome to the fraud and corruption of the wolf introduction…….

And what is the (I assume) governments motivation to buy up all this land and keep people out?

Core Wilderness and Corridors   http://www.citizenreviewonline.org/june_2003/core.htm




Taking Liberty, How Private Property is being Abolished in America

http://www.takingliberty.us/TLHome.html





The Endangered Species Act & Agenda 21

THE WILDLANDS PROJECT  http://www.citizenreviewonline.org/special_issues/wildlands_project_step_by_step.htm

Just what I thought, a bunch of links to conspiracy websites with the authors making statements about "their agenda" with nothing substantial to back it up.  Every once in a while I try to understand these types of declarations and never have I found anything a critical thinker would consider as believable evidence.  I should be good for another year or two until I'll dip my toe into paranoid beliefs of others, right or left on the scale.