Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Wolves => Topic started by: deerhunter_98520 on May 12, 2014, 07:12:34 PM
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http://news.yahoo.com/wandering-oregon-wolf-may-found-mate-225102258.html (http://news.yahoo.com/wandering-oregon-wolf-may-found-mate-225102258.html)
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With a lead diet :chuckle:
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I call BS on this! This wolf is the only one they know of in western OR, and it just happens to find a female wolf where there are NO others, Do females also go out on their own looking for a mate? they knew where this male was through his tracking caller, I'd like to see DNA from these pups after they are born which I'm sure they will get when they capture and tag one of them, at least they do in this state.
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DOW probably transplanted a female wolf. They know how much publicity it would've generated....and it did. And they'll have a pack 'in peril' that they can exploit and get a TON of money. A pack at California's border has got to be worth a what....8 figures for that group? :dunno:
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Draw a line on a map, and any wolf can travel thousands of miles, great fund raiser, and it adds to their migration tale.
When the USFWS brought the first wolves into the Yellowstone and Idaho they built kennels to keep them in for several months? Because in other wolf releases done by the USFWS they discovered that the wolves just turned around and headed back home. We talk to a guy that worked for the Canadian wildlife he told us we would be surprise at the amount of wolves that showed up back in Canada, some wearing collars. He also said we would be shocked at the amount of times the USFWS came back for more wolves.
