Methow Valley Bulletin Board... Wolf Wars.

[Lowedog]

Wolves in the Methow discussion... http://www.methownet.com/bulletinboard.html

I am amazed at the effort put forth by some people I think we know in the wolf wars to berate and belittle this one person on a small community bulletin board. 

It is a lot of reading but interesting.  I think I can connect some of the posters back to here.  At least one of them used his same handle. 

[bearpaw]

I think many Washingtonians have been shielded by a lack of coverage by the liberal Washington media. Wait till it's time for the commission to adopt a wolf plan, there will be a lot more discussions. 

[mulehunter]

Yes I daily read about it. I been watching it.  Very interesting.


Mulehunter 

[Lowedog]

I think many Washingtonians have been shielded by a lack of coverage by the liberal Washington media. Wait till it's time for the commission to adopt a wolf plan, there will be a lot more discussions. 

Are you Wolftruth?

[bearpaw]

I think many Washingtonians have been shielded by a lack of coverage by the liberal Washington media. Wait till it's time for the commission to adopt a wolf plan, there will be a lot more discussions. 

Are you Wolftruth?

What do you think?   

[Elkaholic daWg]

I think many Washingtonians have been shielded by a lack of coverage by the liberal Washington media. Wait till it's time for the commission to adopt a wolf plan, there will be a lot more discussions. 

Are you Wolftruth?

What do you think?   

 I'M with him!!

[Lowedog]

 

That Longshot fella sounds really familiar also. 

[wolfbait]

152 Wolves in the Methow
by bobcat ( Pages 1 2 3 … 6 )

104 replies
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Last post Today 6:16 PM by wolftruth 

Really has to suck for WDFW, don't it?  People who have been living with the illegally introduced wolves since 1995, and now they come in to help that longshot fella. The Methow Valley is getting a little more educated about what the wolves have done in other parts of the country. And WDFW are not looking to shiney once again. Going to get harder and harder for WDFW to run to the paper and say, "the deer herds have never been better" or "By the time we got to the cow it was just a pile of maggots".  Damn that really has to suck! 

[bearpaw]

The truth is coming out regarding the effects of wolf mismanagement in the Rockies. It's all documented history now, I can't see how that can be argued.

Is that cow you speak about wolfbait, the same cow that's in one piece on this web page?  http://washingtonwolf.info/

I remember the WDFW stating something like it was impossible to tell anything, but in the photo, it's in one piece with it's anus eaten out in typical wolf fashion. 

The wolf pics above the cow photo on that same web page are from a trailcam in the Methow Valley. Local people have proof that the wolves are more common than WDFW claims. There are also trail cam photos floating around NE Washington.

[Lowedog]

152 Wolves in the Methow
by bobcat ( Pages 1 2 3 … 6 )

104 replies
3,701 views
Last post Today 6:16 PM by wolftruth 

Really has to suck for WDFW, don't it?  People who have been living with the illegally introduced wolves since 1995, and now they come in to help that longshot fella. The Methow Valley is getting a little more educated about what the wolves have done in other parts of the country. And WDFW are not looking to shiney once again. Going to get harder and harder for WDFW to run to the paper and say, "the deer herds have never been better" or "By the time we got to the cow it was just a pile of maggots".  Damn that really has to suck! 

After reading through some of those posts on that site I have to wonder if anyone really takes those wolf threads seriously.  Sounds like that Longshot fella has built himself a reputation. 

Right on Rose...

And Longshot, why are you so obsessed with Wolves?  You really are kind of a joke now.

[bearpaw]

I am sure there are people who agree with either side but far more in the middle with no exposure to the facts yet.

From what I can see, the pro-management side has presented a multitude of factual news reports from communities which have been affected by wolves and the pro-wolf side has presented a whole lot of emotion.    


I am trying to look at this from a nuetral position, it seems an educated person without prejudice would go with the facts.   

[mulehunter]

152 Wolves in the Methow
by bobcat ( Pages 1 2 3 … 6 )

104 replies
3,701 views
Last post Today 6:16 PM by wolftruth  

Really has to suck for WDFW, don't it?  People who have been living with the illegally introduced wolves since 1995, and now they come in to help that longshot fella. The Methow Valley is getting a little more educated about what the wolves have done in other parts of the country. And WDFW are not looking to shiney once again. Going to get harder and harder for WDFW to run to the paper and say, "the deer herds have never been better" or "By the time we got to the cow it was just a pile of maggots".  Damn that really has to suck!  

Some people who join as New Member as H-W doesnt know what happen to those Cow and Birth Calf got killed last two spring ago by Lookout Wolves pack. Just want to post to share with you people. Some of them already heard about it.



Mulehunter

[bearpaw]

New Mexico wolf investigator has inspected about 300 wolf complaints. New Mexico only has a few more wolves than Washington. This is what Washington Livestock producers have to look forward to in a couple years.

Is anyone going to say that this is not true....  

middle fork 0001

[mulehunter]

I am with Bearpaw and Wolfbait. No matter what. They are great truth about how Wolves can DESTROY Our Future Hunting. I aint quit fighting.

Mulehunter 

[wolfbait]

The truth is coming out regarding the effects of wolf mismanagement in the Rockies. It's all documented history now, I can't see how that can be argued.

Is that cow you speak about wolfbait, the same cow that's in one piece on this web page?  http://washingtonwolf.info/

I remember the WDFW stating something like it was impossible to tell anything, but in the photo, it's in one piece with it's anus eaten out in typical wolf fashion. 

The wolf pics above the cow photo on that same web page are from a trailcam in the Methow Valley. Local people have proof that the wolves are more common than WDFW claims. There are also trail cam photos floating around NE Washington.

Proof of wolf kill may elude investigators

 
Canine tracks found near scene, but cow carcass was too old to determine actual cause of death

By Joyce Campbell

Federal and state wildlife officials say that while gray wolves may have been involved in the death of a cow near Twisp last week, proof will be difficult to obtain.

“By the time we got to the carcass it was too old for me to say yay or nay if it was killed by a wolf,” said Scott Fitkin, wildlife biologist with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. “It was clearly fed on by something, but not much was left but a lot of maggots.” Fitkin and a USDA Wildlife Services agent inspected the carcass on Friday (May 22).