Wolf conservation advocate dismissed from WDFW advisory panel

[wolfbait]

Wolf conservation advocate dismissed from WDFW advisory panel

https://methowvalleynews.com/2020/08/19/wolf-conservation-advocate-dismissed-from-wdfw-advisory-panel/

[Pegasus]

Wolf conservation advocate dismissed from WDFW advisory panel

https://methowvalleynews.com/2020/08/19/wolf-conservation-advocate-dismissed-from-wdfw-advisory-panel/

Unfortunately they will just replace him with another nutjob from one of these pro-wolves groups;  Center for Biological Diversity, Western Watersheds Project, Wild Earth Guardians, Northwest Animal Rights Network, the Lands Council, Predator Defense, Project Coyote, Northeast Oregon Ecosystems, Mountain Lion Foundation, Western Wildlife Conservation, Farmer Frog, Indigenous Sisters Resistance, Western Wildlife Outreach, Cascadia Wildlands, Animal Wellness Action, Environmental Protection Information Center, and Center for a Humane Economy.

[buckfvr]

And of course they want the public to make decisions and rules so these groups can control the outcome and facilitate more rapidly the destruction of ungulates in order to protect them and end hunting in one fell swoop.

Let the wolves chew them down to nothing so there is no other choice but to protect them, just like the wonderful wolf.

[NitRally]

Always find it funny how they call them conservationists when they are retarded preservationists.

[buckfvr]

Im mostly shocked the guy lives AND survives in Republic.

[jrebel]

Im mostly shocked the guy lives AND survives in Republic.

There are a ton of these bunny hug'n nut jobs in our rural areas.  We have one in my neck of the woods that is a complete greeny.  He hates everyone that hunts and is a prick about it.

[buckfvr]

Yep, theres plenty to go 'round here in the tri-county area too. Right now lots of folks from all over moving in around here and not a one of them hunts so far.

[pianoman9701]

I'm glad Susewind took the action for the reasons he did.

[Special T]

I'm glad Susewind took the action for the reasons he did.

We need to let the comission know we support him. Other directors would have limp noodled this and let it slide.

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[pianoman9701]

Message sent from:
https://wdfw.wa.gov/about/commission/contact

Dear Commissioners,

I want to voice my support for Director Susewind’s removal of Timothy Coleman from the WAG. Although a well-balanced group on the council has been the goal, members who are openly hostile to any attempt at management and aggressively and publicly oppose the stated goals of the department need to be removed. In addition, when someone is so hostile, there’s no doubt that they use the information gleaned from the meetings to tip off their radical organizations which then immediately litigate (with taxpayer money) or take other actions which get in the way of proper and graduated management actions.

Please thank the director for his leadership in this removal.
Pianoman

[buckfvr]

Perfect.   What would go a long way towards finding even keel regarding season setting process and implementing changes, would be to remove the governor from the equation.  Some of his appointees leave a lot to be desired from our perspective.

[pianoman9701]

Perfect.   What would go a long way towards finding even keel regarding season setting process and implementing changes, would be to remove the governor from the equation.  Some of his appointees leave a lot to be desired from our perspective.

Convince King Co and three or four members of the forum. The rest of us always vote against him. Send in your comment to the commission. 

[buckfvr]

Already done    

[CGDucksandDeer]

Good to see him gone. His lawsuits, and feeding of information to other (often out-of-state) litigants, were extremely counterproductive and against the agreements made among WAG members to work in good faith.

[woodswalker]

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