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Pianoman thinks I'm the only Patriot here. Pretty offensive comment to a lot of folks here.Chuck
Quote from: Ridgeratt on May 26, 2020, 04:20:17 PMQuote from: KFhunter on May 26, 2020, 02:18:41 PMThe wedge and the ranchers within are ground zero for the wolf fight in Washington, it's where it all started, where the very first wolves were killed igniting a firestorm. As such it got very political and the ranchers came under heavy scrutiny. One screwup and the state would love to get even, and make an example out of them. That fight is still underway. Sent from my SM-G965U using TapatalkSome of the Cattlemen were told that if there was a shot wolf the weapons they had would have been rounded up and had ballistic tests done on them looking for suspects.Haha, how much cheaper is it to buy a gun SSS and lose the gun from the cost of damages?.. just asking for a friend...
Quote from: KFhunter on May 26, 2020, 02:18:41 PMThe wedge and the ranchers within are ground zero for the wolf fight in Washington, it's where it all started, where the very first wolves were killed igniting a firestorm. As such it got very political and the ranchers came under heavy scrutiny. One screwup and the state would love to get even, and make an example out of them. That fight is still underway. Sent from my SM-G965U using TapatalkSome of the Cattlemen were told that if there was a shot wolf the weapons they had would have been rounded up and had ballistic tests done on them looking for suspects.
The wedge and the ranchers within are ground zero for the wolf fight in Washington, it's where it all started, where the very first wolves were killed igniting a firestorm. As such it got very political and the ranchers came under heavy scrutiny. One screwup and the state would love to get even, and make an example out of them. That fight is still underway. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
Quote from: Utah on June 03, 2020, 11:55:25 PMPianoman thinks I'm the only Patriot here. Pretty offensive comment to a lot of folks here.ChuckSwing and a miss.I think we all knew what he was saying.
Quote from: Dan-o on June 04, 2020, 06:58:43 PMQuote from: Utah on June 03, 2020, 11:55:25 PMPianoman thinks I'm the only Patriot here. Pretty offensive comment to a lot of folks here.ChuckSwing and a miss.I think we all knew what he was saying.So I had a big swing and miss but he didn't in reference to my comments? It's ok all ya'all new what I meant to. Guess I just need to work on a more politically correct approach... No thanks. Being Politically is whats got this country so mess up. I'll remain myself.
Haha, truth irritates alot of sheep. Don't worry the rest of us will take care of it for ya. III%
Where is WA Sportsmen's savior Mitch Friedman of Conservation NW? He promised he would work with sportsmen, ranchers and the anti hunting kooks and solve the wolf issue. He received hundreds of thousands of dollars from WDFW ( our tax payer money) Now he and Chase Gunnel are nowhere to be seen after the money ran out and they fleeced the tax payers. . You don't think he scammed the tax payers of WA? He seemed like such a nice anti hunting eco terrrorist. LMAO. He's chasing the covid recovery money now and left you suckers behind with an exploding uncontrolled wolf populations. Amazing what a dishonest scammer can do and face no legal repercussions.
WDFW is finally going to remove 2 wolves, on the radio this morning, must be press release too somewhere.
Quote from: bearpaw on June 23, 2020, 09:57:21 AMWDFW is finally going to remove 2 wolves, on the radio this morning, must be press release too somewhere.This order is for the Togo Pack. WDFW is still mulling what to do about the Wedge, given the history there and the ranch involved. https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2020/jun/19/wdfw-director-reauthorizes-lethal-action-in-togo-w/Per usual, California-based staffer from the Center for Bio Diversity crying bloody wolf murder, along with The Lands Council out of Spokane unfairly critiquing ranchers and range riders despite having zero skin in the range riding game (which isn't surprising, they sh*t talk ranchers so much, why would anyone work with them).The wolf population is doing very well in northeast Washington, and these removals won't change that. Ranchers deserve help, both proactive support and appropriate management response to conflicts. If only mule deer in the Kettles generated this much attention.
Yes I agree that mule deer in NE WA need releif from predators. But, that being said, NE WA, as a whole, has never been prime high production mule deer habitat.What should be causing an uproar from hunters, and what few small business owners are left in small town Chelan and Okanogan counties is the low population of mule deer that are hanging on.Chelan and Okanogan counties, historically has been the heartland of mule deer range in this state. To allow this once common specie to wink out is an Unbeleivably obvious example of head in the sand by Wildlife "managers" and sportsmen.Mule deer have been mismanaged to the point where we now have a skelliton population hanging in in Chelan and Okanogan countys. I hear people say "Oh we had winter kill last winter". And leave it at that. Come on. We haven't had a winter in several years. Mule deer have been wintering and recovering for 40,000Winters.This problem has several moving parts. The most important is winter range degradation. Its been burned hard for three decades then allowed to come back in cheat grass and knap weed. We have unlimited summer range in Chelan and Okanogan counties, but very limited wintering areas left.When the population has been beat down to a skelliton level there is no way they can come back through the Porrly managed, Unlimited Bobcats, bears, cougars, coyotes, dogs, golden eagles, ravens, poachers, and cars. And still allow a token harvest by hunters.It seems NE Wa gets most of the attention when it comes to predators.I think all of Eastern Washington should be concerned about the mismanagement of not only predators, but all of our game and habitat.