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Wolves removed from Endangered Species list

Why do they want them kept on the list? If the numbers are up why keep them on there? No bashing just wanting a reason from the other side.
 
and MT approved a wolf hunt yesterday. Woohoo. Maybe if we start shooting at them they will be a little more afraid of humans. Either way, it's a good thing!
 
So how does one go about hunting a wolf? Killed coyotes before, but fish game prob ally wont let you run over wolves on your sled.
 
Got this Alert this morning from Defenders of Wildlife:

Dear ****,

Things have gone from bad to worse for wolves in Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Rockies.

Today, the Bush/Cheney Administration is stripping these amazing animals of vital federal protections, officially opening the door to the shooting, trapping, and killing of up to 1,200 wolves.

We can’t let that happen. Donate $50.00, $30.00 or whatever you can afford today and help support our Yellowstone Wolf Legal Defense Fund and on-the-ground efforts to protect wolves and other wildlife.

Under existing state management plans -- plans approved by the Bush Administration -- all but 300 hundred wolves could be killed. That’s 80% of the wild wolves in Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Rockies!

As I wrote last month, federal officials already made it easier to kill wolves while they were still protected under the Endangered Species Act. Now they’re taking the final step, and eliminating these federal protections altogether.

Idaho officials want to use aerial gunning to kill wolves in their state. Wyoming agencies have left the door open to the use of traps and poison to eliminate wolves. And officials in both states -- and Montana -- have proposed wolf hunts.

States could start the killing by the end of March. Please make a tax-deductible emergency donation right now and help support our work to save these wolves.

More than a decade ago, caring wildlife supporters just like you helped Defenders lead the fight to return these majestic animals to Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Rockies.

With your support, we’ve stopped earlier attempts by the Bush Administration to eliminate federal protections for these wolves. We’ve taken on wolf opponents in the Farm Bureau who wanted to kill these majestic animals… and won. We’ve pioneered innovative strategies to help humans and wolves co-exist and built powerful coalitions to advocate for common-sense wolf management.

Now we need your help to save them again.

To fund our ongoing legal work, on-the-ground advocacy efforts and proactive conservation programs to save wolves and other wildlife, we need to raise at least $125,000 by March 20th.

Your tax-deductible donation of $50.00, $30.00 or whatever you can afford will help us meet this goal and provide the essential resources we need to win this fight and save wolves.

The battle to save our wolves is one that we can, must and will win. But we can only do it with your help.

Sincerely,

Rodger Schlickeisen
President
Defenders of Wildlife

P.S. To help support our efforts, please make a secure donation online or call 1-800-385-9712 to donate over the phone.

Today the Bush/Cheney Administration is officially eliminating vital federal protections for wolves in Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Rockies.

Defenders of Wildlife’s legal experts are preparing for a long, hard court battle ahead. Our on-the-ground staff in the Northern Rockies continues to work night and day to stop outrageous state plans that would bring wolves back to the brink of extinction. And staff and supporters across the country are mobilizing to save our wolves.

We need your help. Please donate $50.00, $30.00 or whatever you can afford
 
:rolleyes: been killing wolves for quite awhile, now we dont have to hide them in the toolbox :eek:
 
Of cource the enviros don't want the wolf removed.
They have been using it to keep areas closed to people.
With the wolf removed, don't they have to return the land to public use??
 
They love this stuff, gets people all riled up so they donate more money to their business. If they are on the list they have to spend less money to get your money, If they are off the list or are going to be removed from the list they have to start dipping into their profit to keep their business going.
 
Any word yet when the Wolf Season will start? Can you use dogs, electronic calls etc? :D Hope they don't limit magazine capacity. My luck I'd have a 5 round clip in the AR and have a 10pack come in all hot and pizzed. Feel alot safer on their turf with a couple 20 or 30rd mags.
 
So how does one go about hunting a wolf? Killed coyotes before, but fish game prob ally wont let you run over wolves on your sled.



I'd guess you have not been very close to one, even a coyote would not be happy about this event.. you can be sure the wolf would be fighting mad.


I have seen one on the farm, unlike a coyote.. he was headed for the next county in short order.. NEVER looked back. Funny thing, the year we saw the wolf, there were NO FAWNS to speak of.. none. Twins one year, NONE the next ? ? ? ?
 
Hunting wolves isnt like hunting Coyotes :) you dont just call them in with an electronic call. And your going to need to be an experienced trapper to trap one, these are not stupid creatures. Thats why our government is funding to shoot these things from a helicopter. Why? Wolves have the same tendencies as cats. And if you try to use dogs, you better expect to lose a few, Wolves dont climb trees and they sure as hell wont run from Spike, the basset hound. Pretty sure Spike will get his azz ate off.

How do you kill Wolves? Own a helicopter or learn to shoot the mile. Would help if you already know where they are at. Talking about a predetor that groups up very quickly. Or you can just be lucky and catch one comming through

And if you have nightvision and can follow the Elk herds like Scott said :) We have seen quite a few over the last month, non of which were inside 800 yards. Really fun to watch them through the spotting scope!
 
nate, the giving part was a joke.. i was implying that it would be a gift ;) ;) :face-icon-small-win :face-icon-small-win :face-icon-small-win if ya know what i mean... $490? thats just the pelt?


Yah man. But now that the endangerment has lifted you can expect the prices to lower a little bit.

You gotta be on someones A list for that to be a gift Jesse ;):present:
 
So no open meadows to chase the wolf down. WFO going over a coyote is a great feeling. Bet I would be even better with couple wolves. Just keep a couple tags in your sleds.
:)
 
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