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They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.
WDFW is literally creating the hate of wolves! If they would take care of problem animals and show equal consideration for our other wildlife, many people would be far more receptive to having a reasonable wolf population.
Quote from: HighlandLofts on December 05, 2018, 07:57:34 PM They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.Sooooooo......If a moose is standing in the middle of downtown Seattle, is it still a moose, or is it a deer because WDFW says there are no moose in downtown Seattle? Based on this logic, you’re ok shooting said mystery moose/deer creature in deer season because it’s not a moose?
Quote from: jackelope on December 05, 2018, 08:24:03 PMQuote from: HighlandLofts on December 05, 2018, 07:57:34 PM They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.Sooooooo......If a moose is standing in the middle of downtown Seattle, is it still a moose, or is it a deer because WDFW says there are no moose in downtown Seattle? Based on this logic, youre ok shooting said mystery moose/deer creature in deer season because its not a moose?jackelope.. While I understand where you are coming I also understand the frustration from those saying "no wolves, must be a coyote." In other states precedence has been set based off of assumed knowledge it is reasonable an animal could be mistaken that is not there based off of what wild life management assertions are. If they say they are not there, we reasonably would assume they are not there.. Not trying to argue your point, but agree that WDFW's failure to not identify kills and confirm wolves in an area where they certainly are could make for an interesting defense..https://www.news-leader.com/story/news/2017/11/13/missouri-girl-14-thought-she-shooting-deer-when-she-pulled-trigger/858472001/
Quote from: HighlandLofts on December 05, 2018, 07:57:34 PM They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.Sooooooo......If a moose is standing in the middle of downtown Seattle, is it still a moose, or is it a deer because WDFW says there are no moose in downtown Seattle? Based on this logic, youre ok shooting said mystery moose/deer creature in deer season because its not a moose?
Quote from: cavemann on December 06, 2018, 10:25:57 AMQuote from: jackelope on December 05, 2018, 08:24:03 PMQuote from: HighlandLofts on December 05, 2018, 07:57:34 PM They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.Sooooooo......If a moose is standing in the middle of downtown Seattle, is it still a moose, or is it a deer because WDFW says there are no moose in downtown Seattle? Based on this logic, you’re ok shooting said mystery moose/deer creature in deer season because it’s not a moose?jackelope.. While I understand where you are coming I also understand the frustration from those saying "no wolves, must be a coyote." In other states precedence has been set based off of assumed knowledge it is reasonable an animal could be mistaken that is not there based off of what wild life management assertions are. If they say they are not there, we reasonably would assume they are not there.. Not trying to argue your point, but agree that WDFW's failure to not identify kills and confirm wolves in an area where they certainly are could make for an interesting defense..https://www.news-leader.com/story/news/2017/11/13/missouri-girl-14-thought-she-shooting-deer-when-she-pulled-trigger/858472001/With all due respect, when they can't "confirm" wolves presence, does that mean the same thing as them saying there are no wolves? Or does it simply mean they can't confirm the presence of wolves in an area? I guarantee you, especially with all the crap they take from both sides of the aisle, WDFW is not going to say one way or the other, that an animal is a wolf without being able to scientifically verify or confirm it was in fact a wolf. Doesn't seem like rocket science to me.
Quote from: jackelope on December 05, 2018, 08:24:03 PMQuote from: HighlandLofts on December 05, 2018, 07:57:34 PM They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.Sooooooo......If a moose is standing in the middle of downtown Seattle, is it still a moose, or is it a deer because WDFW says there are no moose in downtown Seattle? Based on this logic, you’re ok shooting said mystery moose/deer creature in deer season because it’s not a moose?jackelope.. While I understand where you are coming I also understand the frustration from those saying "no wolves, must be a coyote." In other states precedence has been set based off of assumed knowledge it is reasonable an animal could be mistaken that is not there based off of what wild life management assertions are. If they say they are not there, we reasonably would assume they are not there.. Not trying to argue your point, but agree that WDFW's failure to not identify kills and confirm wolves in an area where they certainly are could make for an interesting defense..https://www.news-leader.com/story/news/2017/11/13/missouri-girl-14-thought-she-shooting-deer-when-she-pulled-trigger/858472001/
Quote from: jackelope on December 06, 2018, 11:13:17 AMQuote from: cavemann on December 06, 2018, 10:25:57 AMQuote from: jackelope on December 05, 2018, 08:24:03 PMQuote from: HighlandLofts on December 05, 2018, 07:57:34 PM They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.Sooooooo......If a moose is standing in the middle of downtown Seattle, is it still a moose, or is it a deer because WDFW says there are no moose in downtown Seattle? Based on this logic, youre ok shooting said mystery moose/deer creature in deer season because its not a moose?jackelope.. While I understand where you are coming I also understand the frustration from those saying "no wolves, must be a coyote." In other states precedence has been set based off of assumed knowledge it is reasonable an animal could be mistaken that is not there based off of what wild life management assertions are. If they say they are not there, we reasonably would assume they are not there.. Not trying to argue your point, but agree that WDFW's failure to not identify kills and confirm wolves in an area where they certainly are could make for an interesting defense..https://www.news-leader.com/story/news/2017/11/13/missouri-girl-14-thought-she-shooting-deer-when-she-pulled-trigger/858472001/With all due respect, when they can't "confirm" wolves presence, does that mean the same thing as them saying there are no wolves? Or does it simply mean they can't confirm the presence of wolves in an area? I guarantee you, especially with all the crap they take from both sides of the aisle, WDFW is not going to say one way or the other, that an animal is a wolf without being able to scientifically verify or confirm it was in fact a wolf. Doesn't seem like rocket science to me.That's the problem... they should be objective and not influenced by crap from both sides.
Quote from: cavemann on December 06, 2018, 10:25:57 AMQuote from: jackelope on December 05, 2018, 08:24:03 PMQuote from: HighlandLofts on December 05, 2018, 07:57:34 PM They are either coyotes or house pets unless the state says there are wolves there which they seldom do. So if I am in a area the state says there are no wolves that make any canine in that area fair game. It is what it is. Just because you think you seen a wolf or a wolf track doesn't mean you really seen a wolf or a wolf track.the state will tell you other wise. So I listen to what these liars say and take appropriate actions.Sooooooo......If a moose is standing in the middle of downtown Seattle, is it still a moose, or is it a deer because WDFW says there are no moose in downtown Seattle? Based on this logic, youre ok shooting said mystery moose/deer creature in deer season because its not a moose?jackelope.. While I understand where you are coming I also understand the frustration from those saying "no wolves, must be a coyote." In other states precedence has been set based off of assumed knowledge it is reasonable an animal could be mistaken that is not there based off of what wild life management assertions are. If they say they are not there, we reasonably would assume they are not there.. Not trying to argue your point, but agree that WDFW's failure to not identify kills and confirm wolves in an area where they certainly are could make for an interesting defense..https://www.news-leader.com/story/news/2017/11/13/missouri-girl-14-thought-she-shooting-deer-when-she-pulled-trigger/858472001/With all due respect, when they can't "confirm" wolves presence, does that mean the same thing as them saying there are no wolves? Or does it simply mean they can't confirm the presence of wolves in an area? I guarantee you, especially with all the crap they take from both sides of the aisle, WDFW is not going to say one way or the other, that an animal is a wolf without being able to scientifically verify or confirm it was in fact a wolf. Doesn't seem like rocket science to me.
I spoke with a WDFW officer a few years ago. He flat out said his department was lying about the numbers and locations of wolves and that he hoped the locals would do what they needed to do. He blamed the biologist and told me the guys on the enforcement end are mostly hunters and don't want wolves around either. In my view the department is corrupt and has zero credibility. Would be nice to see something change but it won't.