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Mountain caribou - "Localized reductions of specific wolf packs and other large predators have been used to reduce the impact of predation on mountain caribou populations in the province (G. Mowat, pers. comm.), but regular use of this type of management may carry unacceptable ethical implications for the recovery of rare species in the United States (Wittmer et al. 2005). "I was hoping that the imminent threat to a species would bring some balance to the number of wolves in this State, but if i read the above paragraph correctly.... I would be wrong seems to me the plight of the caribou needs more attention ,time and resources in Wash. and Idaho than the wolves?
Quote from: denali on September 19, 2009, 11:08:00 PMMountain caribou - "Localized reductions of specific wolf packs and other large predators have been used to reduce the impact of predation on mountain caribou populations in the province (G. Mowat, pers. comm.), but regular use of this type of management may carry unacceptable ethical implications for the recovery of rare species in the United States (Wittmer et al. 2005). "I was hoping that the imminent threat to a species would bring some balance to the number of wolves in this State, but if i read the above paragraph correctly.... I would be wrong seems to me the plight of the caribou needs more attention ,time and resources in Wash. and Idaho than the wolves? The wolf plan is the result of Defenders of Special Agendas, stacked with pro-wolf people, why would you expect anything else. The wolf is their main tool at this time and the WDFW are following along like sheep led to the slaughtering pens. This isn't a wolf plan, it is just another report lined with bias on how they will shove the wolves down our throats. Nothing will get in the way of the wolves, this has already been proven in the other states where game herds are being decimated and no control measures have been implemented.
Quote from: wolfbait on September 20, 2009, 06:54:07 AMQuote from: denali on September 19, 2009, 11:08:00 PMMountain caribou - "Localized reductions of specific wolf packs and other large predators have been used to reduce the impact of predation on mountain caribou populations in the province (G. Mowat, pers. comm.), but regular use of this type of management may carry unacceptable ethical implications for the recovery of rare species in the United States (Wittmer et al. 2005). "I was hoping that the imminent threat to a species would bring some balance to the number of wolves in this State, but if i read the above paragraph correctly.... I would be wrong seems to me the plight of the caribou needs more attention ,time and resources in Wash. and Idaho than the wolves? The wolf plan is the result of Defenders of Special Agendas, stacked with pro-wolf people, why would you expect anything else. The wolf is their main tool at this time and the WDFW are following along like sheep led to the slaughtering pens. This isn't a wolf plan, it is just another report lined with bias on how they will shove the wolves down our throats. Nothing will get in the way of the wolves, this has already been proven in the other states where game herds are being decimated and no control measures have been implemented.Negative evidence is not evidence.Please provide positive evidence in your premise not just outlandish claims.