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Big surprise!!! Love the timing, done on the 18th, back at it on the 19th
Nice to see one of your articles, Dave.
sounds like the westside needs a few wolves
Quote from: Killmore on August 29, 2016, 08:12:11 AMsounds like the westside needs a few wolvesSounds like your member of the washington wolf lovers association. SSS and stop wishing wolves of others thats sick in the head.
If your thinking I'm a wolf supporter, think again!!Quote from: WAPatriot on August 29, 2016, 09:06:18 AMQuote from: Killmore on August 29, 2016, 08:12:11 AMsounds like the westside needs a few wolvesSounds like your member of the washington wolf lovers association. SSS and stop wishing wolves of others thats sick in the head.
We need them on the west side so the supporters can understand what its like to live with them, once they see the devastation they do, them maybe that will help them understand. We got rid of the wolves for a reason.
I wish more of the east side guys would nut up and start dealing with the wolves rather than complain about how bad they are. It's pretty simple in regards to what needs to be done. Don't let wdfw and wolf lovers have there way. Start killing those wolves.
The common argument I see from wolf supporters is that its the cattle and rancher's fault for being there, yadda yadda yadda.I think its time we actually ignore the livestock argument and hit them back with their own logic. "wolves are a beautiful special species that must be saved" seems to be the logic, but what happens when we point out that wolves are single handedly responsible for the decimation (and soon extirpation) of woodland caribou in the lower 48? We need to face facts and acknowledge that they will never understand or respect wildlife management unless its about saving endangered species. So we should use that to our advantage to make a dent in the sacred cow that is wolf management.I don't know if that makes any sense but I've just been so frustrated with all of this west side boohooing about the profanity peak pack while another pack extirpates an entire species in the same dang state.