Is this a common sight?
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That is a very common sight in ID. That has created lots of problems for ranchers, hunters, hikers, etc.
Not as common as it was a year or two ago. The hunting season has wisened them up quite a bit.
We have killed 140 out of our 220 quota.
http://www.fishandgame.idaho.gov/cms/hunt/wolf/quota.cfm
We have killed 140 out of our 220 quota.
http://www.fishandgame.idaho.gov/cms/hunt/wolf/quota.cfm
You should have ran them over. Accidents happen. 
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suitcase
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The e-mail I recieved said Ketchum.
Ketchum-Hailey
They are just a rock toss from each other.
They are just a rock toss from each other.
Gut shoot them. By the time they die they will be far enough away from you!!
There were some biologist from Salt Lake, up near there, studying elk or something. There were up in the Wilderness area. Anyway, they get surrounded by wolves. Supposedly, the wolves where after the elk, but it scared them so bad, they called in a helicopter to rescue them from the big bad wolves.
Now, no one blames them, but first, they won't send a copter for a general citizen. Second, it was a wilderness area, copters are only for emergencies. Third, the wolf lovers swear they won't hurt you.
Just your standard BS from our Government.
Actually, there's lots of wolves still in Idaho. Heck, people hunted them, right above Boise, in the foothills. We get them in my neighborhood.
Now, no one blames them, but first, they won't send a copter for a general citizen. Second, it was a wilderness area, copters are only for emergencies. Third, the wolf lovers swear they won't hurt you.
Just your standard BS from our Government.
Actually, there's lots of wolves still in Idaho. Heck, people hunted them, right above Boise, in the foothills. We get them in my neighborhood.
They've run at least 2 over in Arco in the past 2 1/2 yrs. One made the front page. The other was picked up by a fish cop b4 pictures were taken. My neighbor, at the time, stopped to look at the big coyote dead on the shoulder when F&G pulled up and threw it in the PU.
You know there's a boatload when you're runnin em over on the roads.
Wolf tag in my pocket.
You know there's a boatload when you're runnin em over on the roads.
Wolf tag in my pocket.
Is this how it is in Idaho now?
THOSE AREN'T WOLVES!!!!! Just GREAT BIG A coyotes.
You don't NEED tags for Wylie Coyotes!!!!
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prairiepowderhead
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Ive got picturs like that from out by back door , the only thing is they are all laying on there side, (must be sleeping or something)
Puppies!
Must be photoshopped. No way there are that many in ID. jk
Must be photoshopped. No way there are that many in ID. jk
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prairiepowderhead
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Yea your right, and there are so many elk and deer that you can hunt year around
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prairiepowderhead
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Oh, what about the wolves that eat the cattle that my family depends on for a lively hood, but of course that doesnt matter huh
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suitcase
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This sounds about right for the gov. But complete horse sheit, they should be made accountable for the money spent on the chopper, and the fine that would go along with the motorized vehicle in the wilderness!!! But we all know that won't happen.
