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Quote from: Jonathan_S on May 03, 2018, 08:31:58 PMI can’t keep up with your conversational pivots. I can however, keep up with the basic status of the ungulate herds in NE Washington where wolves go unchecked and herds get leaner and leaner. I assume you’ve been all over the NE too based on your seemingly intimate knowledge. Oh Mah, do you live in the n.e.?
I can’t keep up with your conversational pivots. I can however, keep up with the basic status of the ungulate herds in NE Washington where wolves go unchecked and herds get leaner and leaner. I assume you’ve been all over the NE too based on your seemingly intimate knowledge.
Quote from: Jonathan_S on May 03, 2018, 08:34:54 PMI don’t save a lot of pictures of anything. I’ve posted video and photos of wolves before and am not seeking your validation.Offer stands to hike in or Xc ski into some wintering areas if you’re genuinely curious and not just running that mouth.You are the one running your mouth with no facts.tracks in the snow are like bigfoot tracks and mean nothing.pics of lots of them or they are not the real problem
I don’t save a lot of pictures of anything. I’ve posted video and photos of wolves before and am not seeking your validation.Offer stands to hike in or Xc ski into some wintering areas if you’re genuinely curious and not just running that mouth.
Quote from: Tbar on May 03, 2018, 08:38:29 PMQuote from: Jonathan_S on May 03, 2018, 08:31:58 PMI can’t keep up with your conversational pivots. I can however, keep up with the basic status of the ungulate herds in NE Washington where wolves go unchecked and herds get leaner and leaner. I assume you’ve been all over the NE too based on your seemingly intimate knowledge. Oh Mah, do you live in the n.e.?nope do you live in central WA.? because we are having same problem here with no wolves.
Quote from: Oh Mah on May 03, 2018, 08:45:28 PMQuote from: Tbar on May 03, 2018, 08:38:29 PMQuote from: Jonathan_S on May 03, 2018, 08:31:58 PMI can’t keep up with your conversational pivots. I can however, keep up with the basic status of the ungulate herds in NE Washington where wolves go unchecked and herds get leaner and leaner. I assume you’ve been all over the NE too based on your seemingly intimate knowledge. Oh Mah, do you live in the n.e.?nope do you live in central WA.? because we are having same problem here with no wolves.There are wolves in central Washington.
Not here in central WA. So what is our problem here?Maybe the fact that cougars bears coyotes and automobiles are in every area of this state and cougars are most abundant in the NE where you are having a problem that's the problem.Its simple what is in the most areas causing problems and what is not.Wolves are not in every area of this state yet every area of this state has declined in the ungulates.
Quote from: Oh Mah on May 03, 2018, 09:03:40 PMNot here in central WA. So what is our problem here?Maybe the fact that cougars bears coyotes and automobiles are in every area of this state and cougars are most abundant in the NE where you are having a problem that's the problem.Its simple what is in the most areas causing problems and what is not.Wolves are not in every area of this state yet every area of this state has declined in the ungulates.Yakima herd has been stable at or above objective until some politically motivated decisions and the boom/bust management actions.