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This photo has been cropped and focused close so you can see the type of trap used for catching and confirming wolves by the WDFW. The first step to getting wolf management in Washington is to get these wolves confirmed, we need more "expereinced" trappers on the WDFW payroll.
Hey Bearpaw look up mike matney over in your area he knows what hes doing!!
I could,,,,,,,,,,,,, I have earned my "wolfer" status on coyotes in years past...... if the money is right i will play,,,,,,
I dont think the game dept is gonna hire trappers to do this. No money means no trappers. Thinking they will lay off people so they can hire trappers is not gonna happen.sorry but just my opinion.
Quote from: bob maier on January 02, 2012, 06:51:51 PM I dont think the game dept is gonna hire trappers to do this. No money means no trappers. Thinking they will lay off people so they can hire trappers is not gonna happen.sorry but just my opinion.Bobs got it right. This would be a full time job and it would be hard to get anyone if there is no compensation. Just buying the right equipment would be costly not to mention all the vehicle expenses.You think the WDFW is broke but there was talk of them hiring a couple new biologists late last year. I don't know if they did it but for sure they could afford a trapper. It 's just a question of where their priorities are.Might even be able to get a grant for it beings it is endangered species.