(graphic) Wolves kill 3 dogs near Blackrock, WY

[humanure]

Different state, different ecosystem. You can take notes, but there's no garentee that it will play out the same.

[Arteman]

And that's horrible about them dogs, if that happened to me id dump any wolf that came near my home and burry it, and if it was colared it would be tied to a floaty and sent down a river.  Couldn't imagine how the owner felt, not just one, but 3 dogs killed!

[humanure]

Thats why i lock my dogs up. I've lost a few to cougar and coyotes.

[Arteman]

Different ecosystem, are you kidding me right now?  not much difference in the ecosystems of EW & Idaho, and is an ecosystem going change wolves behavior.  They will kill whatever comes in their way where ever they are regardless.  Washington will be a repeat of Idaho, now YOU just watch and see.  People like you are the problem, you can't see the disaster in the making.  Your a let's wait and see what happens type of guy, but after the damage is done its to late.  How much evidence do you need to realize wolves are a problem, and should be removed like in are past history?

[humanure]

Because I see where wolves are not a problem due to people that are willing to take the measures to co-exist. Again, how does a sheep farm in Minnisota go without predations living in wolf country?

[bearpaw]

Thats why i lock my dogs up. I've lost a few to cougar and coyotes.

I doubt this is true, I am calling 

Wolf lovers use this approach all the time to reationalize the existance of wolves. A lot of you folks live in the country and how many of you have lost a dog that you undeniably know was killed by a cougar or coyotes? This wolf lover claims he has lost a few that way, this is only an attempt to to rationalize the existance of wolves and I would bet a Ben Franklin that it's an outright lie.

[MuleySniper]

Thats why i lock my dogs up. I've lost a few to cougar and coyotes.

I doubt this is true, I am calling 

Wolf lovers use this approach all the time to reationalize the existance of wolves. A lot of you folks live in the country and how many of you have lost a dog that you undeniably know was killed by a cougar or coyotes? This wolf lover claims he has lost a few that way, this is only an attempt to to rationalize the existance of wolves and I would bet a Ben Franklin that it's an outright lie.

 
Pretty easy to tell this guy is a wolf in sheeps clothing The ecosystem comparison is hilarious. This guy has probably never left downtown Seattle.
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[HORSEPOWER]

Because I see where wolves are not a problem due to people that are willing to take the measures to co-exist. Again, how does a sheep farm in Minnisota go without predations living in wolf country?

SSS???

[inchtowntracking]

Wolf in sheeps clothing fits this perfect. He sounds like a greenie that doesn't get out of the city very much. Is willing to sacrifice deer, elk, moose, and whatever other animals that wolves decide to dine on.

[bearpaw]

He said he camped once behind his house... 

[pianoman9701]

And by an actual elk trail! 

[inchtowntracking]

He said he camped once behind his house... 

Silly greenie thinks that's camping. 

[Arteman]

And his goal in hunting is to get off his ass  man i wish my goals in hunting were that simple and easily achievable. 

[Arteman]

And  I call *censored* also about losing three dogs to coyotes and cougars.  I'm just trying to figure out, was it two dogs lost to coyotes, and one to a cougar, or two to a cougar, and one to a coyote, or was the coyote and cougar working together on this?  This is rare at best to happen to people with their dogs, but with you it happened three times?  Come on man.   

[Tbar]

3 dogs probably not too far fetched if you keep them with the predators you are rehabilitating.