Comments on: Wolves are Back on Endangered List

Comment on Wolves are Back on Endangered List by: cgibbs

Thu, 07 Aug 2008 18:09:19 +0000

I think the tree huger n young has never had to hunt in wolf country and he probably is not even a hunter

Comment on Wolves are Back on Endangered List by: Larry

Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:32:16 +0000

I’ve read that we now have official wolve sightings in Oregon, Washington and Colorado. California and Nevada cannot be far behind. There was no intent on having established wolve packs in these states…yet, it’s happening. I’m not anti wolve, but they, like mountain lions need to have some fear of man, and that can be established by having a hunting season. What started out as a good idea of re-establishing a predator to land they once roamed has now turned into an uncontrollable mess that is like a freight train running down the track. In 10 years wolves will be eveywhere and deer and elk we then need to be placed on the Endangered Species Act.

Comment on Wolves are Back on Endangered List by: Nate

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:07:14 +0000

Unfortunatly we all knew this was goimg to happen, the HUGGERS have way too much money, and nothing better to do than mess with things that should be left alone. Quit lying about the wolves, they are doing just fine, if we hunters or cattlemen kill some wolves THEY WILL STILL BE FINE! They aren’t going anywhere, and we AREN’T slaughtering them like the HUGGERS want to believe. Whats this crap about they need to inter-breed with the wolves from the other states? Arent they all basically from the original wolves that were put in Yellowstone? Wow, do the HUGGERS have any kind of brain at all??? Their stupidity boggles my mind… And this judge that ruled on this? Let me guess, his courtroom is no where the western states that have these wolves, and he’s never been here either. I know this ruling won’t stop me or my buddies to pull the trigger on any wolf we see this fall when we are elk hunting in the great state of Wyoming. Like we’ve been doing for years “shoot and keep riding”

Comment on Wolves are Back on Endangered List by: chris rinabarger

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 02:30:34 +0000

just wanted to say that i’ve hunted around paridice valley for almost 15 years now and the wolves have had an effect not only on the elk, but on many other fronts. such as livestock with fewer elk on forest lands. lets open montanas private land that our lockec up in leasing or no hunting without a fee.

Comment on Wolves are Back on Endangered List by: Matt

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 22:12:44 +0000

Utah and states close who have healthy elk heards should now really start to get nervous………….

Comment on Wolves are Back on Endangered List by: N. Young

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 21:23:03 +0000

Call me crazy (I know you probably will), but I agree with Judge Molloy’s findings. The wolves in the Northwest Rockies have had distinct gene pools, interbreeding and not developing healthier stock that would help them survive. This is what it means to be endangered.

There are alternatives to rushing out and shooting wolves. Not everyone who agrees with this finding is gaga over predators — I understand the threat they pose. I also understand how imbalanced wildlife becomes when there isn’t a healthy stock of predators to clear out the ungulates, rodents, and other animals that cause just as much if not more harm to whatever the hunters think they’re protecting.

Not everything in this world needs to be shot. That is not responsible hunting.