Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Wolves => Topic started by: wolfbait on March 25, 2016, 09:37:21 AM
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Washington wolves may not bring economic boost
http://tdn.com/lifestyles/washington-wolves-may-not-bring-economic-boost/article_a4b94718-cb3f-5d74-bcd6-19df865d264c.html
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Mental midgets! Where has it created an economic boost besides the zoo?
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Especially if the wolves decide to do a bunch of wildlife surplus killing like what is happening in Wyoming right now.
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The only boost I've seen from wolves is more wolf tracks and wolf scat full of hair in the mountains of NE WA!
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It has certainly brought a boost to Elk exercising. That's about it.
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It admittedly has brought in much revenue to the social engineering bureaucrats geniuses whose agenda is to convert all people of the greater good cause. In my opinion, too many have already taken a drink out of their cup without knowing all the facts unfortunately. My thought always goes to a better place that money should have been utilized. So far the receipts do not demonstrate the justification.
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Wolves have had a major impact on government employment thus helping to stimulate the economy. How many Bio's, lawyers, range riders etc. would be unemployed if government shoving them down our throats?
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Wolves have had a major impact on government employment thus helping to stimulate the economy. How many Bio's, lawyers, range riders etc. would be unemployed if government shoving them down our throats?
I believe it is those employed by our legal system that has seen the biggest boost from the whole endangered species act...
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That lady they are paying as the liaison is seeing economic boost.....$800,000+ for mediating a few meetings, sounds like a boost to me!