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Last week another Stevens County resident had livestock killed by a cougar and WDFW basically did nothing. The Stevens County Prosecutor and the lady were both on the local radio this morning discussing what can be done to stop this negligence by WDFW. The lady said she is especially concerned how the loss of the livestock will affect her young son.The Stevens County prosecutor said he located a WAC that allows counties to create their own predator response teams to deal with issues. He also saif he contacted the WA State Attorney General and asked what if any law prevents the county from moving forward with some form of control actions. He said the state has not replied back.There are so many people in this county who are fed up with WDFW's failure to manage dangerous predators. I never imagined WDFW could become so disgusting! My fingers are crossed that the county will finally take action!
Its getting awfully close to summer...I presume based on the myriad of previous comments this lawsuit will be filed in the next few weeks and we can all see the details?
Any changes they try to make will be opposed by the anti’s and the blind followers with high emotions. It’s a loosing battle and any win we get will just get voted out by non hunters at some point. The lawsuit needs to happen and a judge needs to force action before it’s too late. We are spinning out of control in our predator pit and it may be too late now. Change needs to happen before law abiding citizens are forced to do it them selves!
Quote from: jasnt on June 05, 2019, 06:44:24 PMAny changes they try to make will be opposed by the anti’s and the blind followers with high emotions. It’s a loosing battle and any win we get will just get voted out by non hunters at some point. The lawsuit needs to happen and a judge needs to force action before it’s too late. We are spinning out of control in our predator pit and it may be too late now. Change needs to happen before law abiding citizens are forced to do it them selves! I agree with you but I haven't heard what is going on? But it seems if WDFW makes enough changes it almost seems they could avoid a lawsuit?
Quote from: bearpaw on June 05, 2019, 06:50:49 PMQuote from: jasnt on June 05, 2019, 06:44:24 PMAny changes they try to make will be opposed by the anti’s and the blind followers with high emotions. It’s a loosing battle and any win we get will just get voted out by non hunters at some point. The lawsuit needs to happen and a judge needs to force action before it’s too late. We are spinning out of control in our predator pit and it may be too late now. Change needs to happen before law abiding citizens are forced to do it them selves! I agree with you but I haven't heard what is going on? But it seems if WDFW makes enough changes it almost seems they could avoid a lawsuit?my trust in the department has wore very thin. I’m hopeful but I feel it won’t change. Dosent matter what they do the public voice is what matters. Most folks have no clue what’s really going on including most hunters. Even on hunting groups I see tons of folks badgering folks killing cougar and such. They have no clue and there is no one educating the public. Too many people don’t think we need predator management. They don’t see the problems and look at wolves and cougar as mystical creatures