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I sure hope this is real!!!!! Can you imagine!!! The turn around in elk/deer populations should be dramatic if they kill 90%!
https://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,260251.0.htmlhttps://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,260230.0.htmlhttps://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,258480.0.htmlThis is at least the 4th thread about it. I'd love to see the wolves thinned out but there are lots of downsides to this bill
The bill opens the door to poison, among other things. I work out in those lands, often with my dog in tow (or rather, bounding ahead of me). I appreciate the need to manage wolves, but poison is a terrible choice due to potential for impacts on non-target species (and it's just a nasty way to kill creatures, in my opinion).
Poison is a great management tool but I can see the concerns, also the ease in which the antis can cause fear and doubts as to its use. I would hope that lots of signage, public info statements and limited to remote areas hardest hit by wolves would limit the risks.Also keep in mind lot's of wolves all over are also a big risk to your K9 friends.I think I already had one of my hounds poisoned by some one trying to poison wolves illegally. Poison will kill all bears lions and other predators in the area. Idaho doesn’t need less lions or bears we just need less wolves. Poison is super effective but I think it’s a terrible idea I hope it doesn’t go there