Introducing Wolves to the Westside

[stumprat]

Where can I find this info. ?
I am very curious to learn more.

[wolfbait]

I will PM you

[stumprat]

ok

[jackelope]

post it for all the world to see or i suspect you'll be sending lots of pm's.

[markts]

post it for all the world to see or i suspect you'll be sending lots of pm's.

Yes please do. Mark

[wolfbait]

Not trying to keep everyone wondering, we just aren't ready yet,, hang in there though.

[bearpaw]

Well here's how some folks are thinking:

The way the plan reads we can't delist until there are wolves in every part of Washington, so we might as well move them around and get them everywhere as soon as possible so that one or two parts of the state are not overun with wolves for as many years while waiting for them to naturally migrate around the state.

I totally agree with planting some right on the fringes of Seattle so they can frolic where all the greeners can see them.....

[SunniCutt]

Not trying to keep everyone wondering, we just aren't ready yet,, hang in there though.




I would like the links as well.

[wolfbait]

Well here's how some folks are thinking:

The way the plan reads we can't delist until there are wolves in every part of Washington, so we might as well move them around and get them everywhere as soon as possible so that one or two parts of the state are not overun with wolves for as many years while waiting for them to naturally migrate around the state.

I totally agree with planting some right on the fringes of Seattle so they can frolic where all the greeners can see them.....

I agree, the more people with wolves in their backyards, the Sooner they will realize how much fun it isn't Like Sun Valley an Idaho's pro-wolf crowd, it jsut wasn't that much fun when the wolves were killing elk in their front yard.

[flatbkman]

Why just do it on the fringes of Seattle? Why not put a breeding pair on the UW campus, or how about by the Space Needle? Why not put a few on the many different golf courses in the area? How about the hills around Issaquah, or in Cougar Mountian Regional Park? How about around Trapps Lake or why not also on Ft Lewis and McChord? Might as well let all the huggers in the area know and see what they can do.

[Special T]

First off I have seen wolves in the upper skagit valley chasing the elk from the nooksack herd!   I do think we need to trans plant some in Seattle... do you remember how freaked out people where when the Coyote by the coastguard station at the locks was getting aggressive with walkers and their dogs? how about the Black bear the had to trap out by(greenlake i thinks?)... We have to remember that ALL the land us county folk is one big park for the city folk!  The get to look at "NATURE" and then go back to the city. Maybe they should experience a little reality check!

[bearpaw]

Yep the warm fuzzy people just need a good dose of reality, let them worry about their pets and kids on the streets when wolves start roaming the streets for food like they do around ranching neighborhoods in Idaho and Montana.

King, Snohomish, and Thurston counties should be a priority wolf recovery area. Those poor little wolves only eat mice and grasshoppers, or the sick and dying anyway.....

[bearpaw]

Yes we need to make wolf recovery equal for all the residents of Washington....

[Wacenturion]

Yes we need to make wolf recovery equal for all the residents of Washington....

Equal opportunity wolves huh...............

[bearpaw]

yep,,,,whats good for one is good for all....