Wolf Wars have moved to Washington

[bearpaw]

Here's a small sampling of pets and hunting dogs killed by wolves. Notice one dog is still on the chain in the back yard. 

[Kain]

The need to eat and the instinct to hunt can and do function separately.

[bearpaw]

Here are a couple humans that were attacked and killed by wolves in recent years. 
My apologies for having to post these, but to understand the full impact of wolves, you need to know this. 

I also posted a photo of a wild wolf trying to attack a man in Ontario, he was able to fend off the wolf, it is believed this wolf may have killed Kenton Carnegie only days later.

People are killed by wolves around the world. As wolves increase in the lower 48, eventually there is going to be attacks.

[bearpaw]

Listen to how enviro groups are fleecing america with lawsuits.


Rep. Lummis and Western Legacy Alliance Work to Expose Flaws in EAJ

[bearpaw]

Wildlife Services shows a calf attacked by wolves and eaten on while alive, do not let your kids watch this, it is graphic.

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[Kain]

The lady that was killed was also partially eaten.  I think that is an important fact that gets left out.  They did not kill her out of some self defense reflex but hunted her down and ate her.

[bearpaw]

Washington has a slowly growing moose herd, how long beofre our moose disappear just like all the moose in Yellowstone have disappeared. In alaska the state conducts airial hunts in areas where wolves decimate moose and caribou populations.

Do you think WA will ever do arial hunts to control wolves?

Please view the future that our WDFW is planning for our moose herd! 

wolves attack moose, Denali

[bearpaw]

These ladies live in Eagle River near Anchorage.

Now that WDFW is welcoming wolves with open arms, how long will it be before stories like this will be on the King-5 or KHQ-6 news here in Washington? 

Wolves become increasingly violent towards humans, pets

[bearpaw]

think about it, look at what happens where wolves live....

DO WE REALLY WANT WOLVES IN WASHINGTON ?

[Kain]

They will just solve the problem by locking up the area.  Thats how this state rolls.  No humans allowed. 

[uncoolperson]

These ladies live in Eagle River near Anchorage.

I think I used to walk that road with my mom when I was younger... crazy

[DoubleJ]

Washington has a slowly growing moose herd, how long beofre our moose disappear just like all the moose in Yellowstone have disappeared. In alaska the state conducts airial hunts in areas where wolves decimate moose and caribou populations.

Do you think WA will ever do arial hunts to control wolves?

Please view the future that our WDFW is planning for our moose herd! 

wolves attack moose, Denali

Wish I had the opportunity to see that in person during modern firearm season.  I can't say for sure but I think the outcome would have been drastically different

[rock]

You could always just say you thought it was a big yote...

[bobcat]

I just got back from the meeting in Olympia. You guys not wanting any wolves in the state- that's not an option. They have 15 breeding pairs as the minimum the state needs in order for wolves to be taken off the endangered species list, and from what I heard, we should be thankful if they end up with that number in the final wolf plan, instead of something higher. There were at least four pro-wolf people that got up and gave their opinions to the commission. I think all of them felt 15 breeding pairs was way too low for a sustainable wolf population in this state. They also didn't like that the WDFW has the Olympic Peninsula, Southwest Wa, and the South Cascades all combined into one region as far as wolf recovery goes. They would like to see the Olympics as its own region, as according to one person, it is second in potential wolf habitat only to Yellowstone National Park.

[DoubleJ]

So, how do they protect rosies from extinction?