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Focusing on other predators species, it is interesting that Lynx, Wolverines and Fisher have not shared the same success stories as the wolf even though these species have all been released here in Washington
I just don't see how they could keep it quiet. Maybe I'm just naive, but how in the world do you do all that would be required to relocate wolves without being detected? I don't think they could pull that off.
Quote from: Dan-o on December 25, 2023, 12:47:21 PMI just don't see how they could keep it quiet. Maybe I'm just naive, but how in the world do you do all that would be required to relocate wolves without being detected? I don't think they could pull that off. How do you deposit millions from China and Ukraine without being detected?…
Quote from: huntnphool on December 25, 2023, 01:21:04 PMQuote from: Dan-o on December 25, 2023, 12:47:21 PMI just don't see how they could keep it quiet. Maybe I'm just naive, but how in the world do you do all that would be required to relocate wolves without being detected? I don't think they could pull that off. How do you deposit millions from China and Ukraine without being detected?… That WAS detected!
The part I find misleading is the wolves are coming here Now from other “states, provacinces.I say NE Washington is a wolf hatchery. Raising wolves that instead of dispersing to other regions of Washington. The coast, Columbia basin, are dispersing to good wolf habitat: BC and Idaho. (And with help probably Colorado soon)At F4WM Wolfer summit last summer a fellow from BC gave a presentation. 3rd generation predator control business up there. Very informative. He trapped a wolf 300 miles +- north of the border. That wolf had a collar on. It had been collared just north of Spokane. He had a map showing everywhere that collar had pinged before he stopped it. Black wolf. He said he knew it was different gene pool before he saw the collar as had different fur color/quality than his black wolves. He caught three more in the area with the same fur gene.