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Looks like some big coyotes, locals need to thin the population!
Quote from: hughjorgan on April 25, 2012, 08:09:43 PMLooks like some big coyotes, locals need to thin the population!a 4 1/2" coyote track? come on
Quote from: buglebuster on April 25, 2012, 08:11:24 PMQuote from: hughjorgan on April 25, 2012, 08:09:43 PMLooks like some big coyotes, locals need to thin the population!a 4 1/2" coyote track? come onI dont think ur get'n it........
Quote from: lewy on April 25, 2012, 08:13:24 PMQuote from: buglebuster on April 25, 2012, 08:11:24 PMQuote from: hughjorgan on April 25, 2012, 08:09:43 PMLooks like some big coyotes, locals need to thin the population!a 4 1/2" coyote track? come onI dont think ur get'n it........ sorry brain fart and a half! haahaha ya man some big coyotes up there!
That's outside of the elk fence , I'd suspect that its a dog from one of the farms . If a wolf was going to go after those elk he most likely would have crossed over in Rattle snake canyon where there's no fence , if in fact he came from the teannaway .
Then they will probably trap and relocate them.
Does this mean all of you are gonna stay out of Joe Watt canyon this year??
Well, the management plan says it allows for lethal removal if the wolves threaten vital big game herds. I guess we'll see if the WDFW is willing to put their money where their mouth is. When the wolves find Joe Watt in the winter it's going to be a smorgasbord. Then the elk will get chased back up into the hills where there's no feed so they will all be weak from hunger and a better target. Then when the wolves get to oak creek they can supplement the elk steak with bighorn.
Quote from: RG on April 26, 2012, 08:56:10 PMWell, the management plan says it allows for lethal removal if the wolves threaten vital big game herds. I guess we'll see if the WDFW is willing to put their money where their mouth is. When the wolves find Joe Watt in the winter it's going to be a smorgasbord. Then the elk will get chased back up into the hills where there's no feed so they will all be weak from hunger and a better target. Then when the wolves get to oak creek they can supplement the elk steak with bighorn.I can see it now... the pack will have 2 or 3 head cornered there next to the Hay barn, against the fence... slowly eviscerate the elk so they bleed out till they are to weak to fight. The pack starts feeding on their bellies while they are still standing.... ripping them apart alive... and we have to stand there and watch and not do a damn thing.....
6 years ago a friend and i saw what we thought were 2 big huskies up cedar creek in taneum. it was november we were driving on a lot of snow, and nobody had been up there for a while. we were coming toward each other and when we saw them i stopped the pickup. they kept coming at a lope and when they got closer they got really agressive barking and came to about twenty yards, then they took off back up the road and uphill off into the trees. the way they acted was weird, we thought they had to have been dogs and really expected to see someone coming from the other way but drove it as long as we could and never did. could have been wolves i guess now that i think about. would wolves ever act like that?