Possible wolf attack.

[C-Money]

Meanwhile, a wolf pack is watching my uncles cows in NE Oregon, licking their chops. Damn shame this country wont let a family protect its lifestyle....

[Skyvalhunter]

Like he is going to sit by and let them feed on his cattle.

[pianoman9701]

Why are we allowing this jackhole to hijack all of our threads? He's going on iggy in my profile now. If you don't know how to ignore someone, pm me.

[ICEMAN]

Why are we allowing this jackhole to hijack all of our threads? He's going on iggy in my profile now. If you don't know how to ignore someone, pm me.

Probably because we are unfortunately a bit more accommodating and accepting of other opinions and viewpoints. Ever try to go on an environmentalist or tree hugger website, they have no respect for you or your opinion and it is just a matter of a few minutes and you are axed.

[JLS]

It appears to me that the threads are being hijacked because you guys are allowing it.  It's kind of like watching a bunch of guys gang up on the mouthy kid on the playground, except we're old enough to know better.

[ICEMAN]

I hear ya. I hate hearing some of it, but much of it is not necessarily "hijacking" the threads IMHO...so we let it go...

[cohoho]

almost any dog will instinctively chase someone if they run.

My Jack Russel will chase anything running down the street.  He stops once he realizes it isn't a Squirrel...  lol

I had a wolf hybrid growing up- all black mixed Belgium Shepard and Wolf, not sure the percentage or anything...  He was the best darn dog ever.  He would walk to school with us, hang out all day at the playground, kids feeding him chips, etc and walk home with us.  He never growled, snipped at anyone, although I wouldn't have recommended anyone entering the house if we weren't home...  Again best dog ever! Our whole family and every friend I still have contact with talks about that dog all the time.   He was like the town masgot where I grew up in WV. He'd bring home raccoon, neighbor cats and groundhogs as a treat for us to view...

[Special T]

Trolls are good for us on this site. If you want to hear preaching to the choir go to church.  Really tho, where else can you break down the piss poor arguments  of these kinds of people? I think the funny thing is who do they think they are going to influence? Think about all the different kinds of bunny huggers we have had on here... most of their sales pitches fall into just a few categories.

I think the best way to help people in general to understand may be a comparison to something westsiders can better understand. Growth management act, "Wetlands" property issues... I 'm sure there is something better, but some kind of comparison in necessary to get them to wake up. 

[TheHunt]

So if someone shot a hybrid wolf would that person get in trouble. 

If so then we can start shooting them take a DNA sample and say it is a hybrid and we are good to go.  Like that approach.

[pianoman9701]

It appears to me that the threads are being hijacked because you guys are allowing it.  It's kind of like watching a bunch of guys gang up on the mouthy kid on the playground, except we're old enough to know better.

These are some good threads until the troll starts and gets the room sidetracked. It's why I ignore. Unfortunately, the rest of the room falls for his bait and the worthwhile discussion is long gone.

[humanure]

What can I say? People love me. 

[rasbo]

I admire another opposing opinion on here,I'm not a wolf fan,but I don't believe in eradication as I have said before,but 15 breeding pairs here are to many,for our states size.the wolf will be a problem here,and will cost a lot of money trying to get management going,cause out of state people will put up monies to delay it..these wolves will not stay in the wilderness areas,they will seek easier prey as we already know.Pets of hikers and residents will be lost to them,just like yotes and bobs,so strict management needs to be in place with no whining from the pro crowd..Them that oppose that,irk me...Funny they will hire myself and others to trap the opossums and raccoons and other critters that invade there resident but other folks must tolerate the wolf,I say BS to that

[humanure]

I also agree that 15 is a high number of packs.

[rebal69972]

Yes, there are situations with hybrids living a life without incidences, but it's 50% plus with the rates on non-incidental and incidental lives of hybrids.

i will make sure to call the members of my tribe and warn them about there hybrids and the few Prue bloods they have and have never had a problem. this is the only time i will respond off topic


with the attack if it where a bear or cougar there would be hounds men out there hunting it down and killing it. if it is a hybrid we should do the samething or even if its a wolf. if it where my dog that bit someone i would have to put it down. when did an animals life become more important or more valuable then a persons

[humanure]

When did a persons become more important than an animals? Hahaha! Sorry, had to. Couldn't resist.