Everybody see this?

[buglebrush]

Join F4WM!  Seriously, if only a small percentage of the people who are concerned about the devastating effects of wolves joined it would make a real difference!  This story from Colville is becoming far too frequent. 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2352785644733338&id=492303567448231

[pianoman9701]

 

[nwwanderer]

I have helped with these folks, positive experience

[wolfbait]

The last comment pretty much sums up how smart wolves are, the old trappers had some pretty good stories about how smart wolves were in the trapping department and now the "new" wolf trappers have been learning the same.

WA has had 16 plus years of wolves, and WDF&Wolves still refuse to confirm enough wolves to delist, instead they predict when wolves will be delisted.

If I was Idaho I would be more concerned about WA wolves spilling into Idaho.

[Fshnpole]

F4WM is having a banquet in CDA Saturday OCT. 6 at the Kootnai county fairgrounds  they will be forming a new CDA chapter if anyone is interested. Tickets will be available soon on their website.  At the spring banquet in Sandpoint they were sold out and the organization will be expanding in the near future.

[bearpaw]

I've been a member for a few years, they are doing very effective work, RMEF even donates to them!

[cbond3318]

F4WM is having a banquet in CDA Saturday OCT. 6 at the Kootnai county fairgrounds  they will be forming a new CDA chapter if anyone is interested. Tickets will be available soon on their website.  At the spring banquet in Sandpoint they were sold out and the organization will be expanding in the near future.

Cool, I will be checking them out then.

[wolfbait]

I've been a member for a few years, they are doing very effective work, RMEF even donates to them!

We need the same thing for WA, put pressure on WDF&wolves to be honest to the people of WA.

Confirm wolves/wolf packs that WDFW refuse to confirm etc..

[predatorG]

The last comment pretty much sums up how smart wolves are, the old trappers had some pretty good stories about how smart wolves were in the trapping department and now the "new" wolf trappers have been learning the same.

WA has had 16 plus years of wolves, and WDF&Wolves still refuse to confirm enough wolves to delist, instead they predict when wolves will be delisted.

If I was Idaho I would be more concerned about WA wolves spilling into Idaho.

WDFW seems to be not very good at managing lots of animal numbers. Aron Snyder from kifaru always tells the story about how he has more goats in one picture than there are supposed to be in the whole unit. That's for a different thread though...

[4fletch]

A friend has 80 acres on 97 he use to have lots of elk , now no elk just wolves and cats funny how that works out for the predators.  Soon the wolves will be out of game to kill . Wonder if the game dept will feed the wolves in the winter

[HighlandLofts]

They can transport all of the excess wolves and cats over to the Matches elk feeding station
 Lots of elk there for them to prey on.