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who posted this pic of the 2 shot wolves?

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my brother sent me this in an email and i knew ive seen it before

this was the email
" First two wolves of the first five wolves (shot legally) near Pinedale and Big Piney, Wyoming after the season for wolves was opened up. I would venture to say they are 'just a little bit bigger' than the local coyotes! These were caught, with two others, in a calving pen, killing livestock.....not eating the livestock, just killing it. I'm thinkin' my 340 Weatherby isn't too much gun for one of these critters. It's no wonder the elk and moose calves only have a 20% chance of making it to 6 months old in the Yellowstone area with these big boys around! Amazingly, the Colorado Division of Wildlife has requested anyone catching a wolf or wolverine in a leg hold trap to "please try to release it alive"....... that could be a pretty good trick! I was expecting much smaller wolves to be in the 'not safe for wolves zone' ...... wonder how big the wolves are that ran these two out of the 'safe zone'?


Dont think I want to snowshoe or cross country ski in Wyoming anymore........ expect to see these critters in Colorado pretty soon.....coming to a favorite deer or elk hunt near you!"
 
That is about the only way I want to see wolves. Dead. They reek havoc on the deer and elk herds!:mad:
 
those 2 in the pic with the doos were supposedly run down in the Hoback Rim area somewhere south of Jackson hole, at least thats what the original post said...
 
Let me get the correct. I'm to let them out of a leg trap, alive ? Are you fn nuts? Yea , Ill get right on that .

Not your typical lab that you just command to sit is it??

A little off topic, but i have a relative who has a heard of turkeys on his farm. They are for the most part a wild herd, but are tame enough that they roost in a tree in his yard. One day they had a storm of freezing rain and the birds were soaked. Their feathers were too heavy for them to get back into their roost that night, so they spent the night out in a field. That night my uncle heard his dog barking and the turkeys making noise. He went out to the field and found 4 coyotes had killed something like 18 or 19 turkeys. Probably would have wiped out the entire heard if they hadn't been interupted.
 
That is about the only way I want to see wolves. Dead. They reek havoc on the deer and elk herds!:mad:


And the hunters are just there for the trophy harvest. Hope the wolves come down to Colorado. Love the natural wildlife......
 
And the hunters are just there for the trophy harvest. Hope the wolves come down to Colorado. Love the natural wildlife......

Not quite sure what you are trying to say. If you love the natural wildlife you DON'T want them to come down to Colorado. They will kill all the natural wildlife. Besides, they are not natural to Colorado or to yellowstone for that matter. Those are canadian grey wolves and not native to the area. They were introduced to the area. Although most in support of the introduction use the term re-introduced. If they weren't native then they were never re-introduced. Just introduced to the area. The native species are much smaller and not as detrimental to the wildlife. And just an fyi, most trophy hunters care much more about the wildlife they are hunting than non hunters realize. They donate and fund more money for wildlife conservation, habitat and purchase of grounds for wildlife management than any other group. Most of those who oppose hunting complain about hunters taking one deer or elk in a year, but choose to build a big house in prime wintering grounds that has the potential to devastate dozens of wildlife. Sorry to rant everybody. Just my .02 cents.
 
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