02 Jan 06
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How retarded is that? Especially the comment about these being "Candian wolves. The only place they belong is in a zoo, neutered." Does that guy wonder why the wolves were put there? They were reintroduced because they were either forced out by humans, or hunted by them. Now that they get their home back, they are critisized for eating animals that weren't originally there, that were introduced by humans. Any thoughts?
02 Jan 06
Originally posted by prosoccerI highly recommend the movie "Never Cry Wolf."
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How retarded is that? Especially the comment about these being "Candian wolves. The only place they belong is in a zoo, neutered." Does that guy wonder why the wolves were put there? They were reintroduced because they were either forced out by humans, or hunted by them. Now that they get their home back, they are cri ...[text shortened]... eating animals that weren't originally there, that were introduced by humans. Any thoughts?
02 Jan 06
Originally posted by prosoccerLoss of habitat is killing the wolves just as it is for 99.9% of every other creature. Suburban sprawl with million-dollar homes for baby-boomers, overcrowded countries, etc... The avian flu pandemic will take care of the human overpopulation in good time....just be patience....and hope you aint a victim...
I read the book
02 Jan 06
Originally posted by prosoccerI live In Wyoming, and I know first hand affect of wolves, I remember the days when they was NOT a problem. Our elk herd and deer population is way down from what it used to be, Believe me. Why do you think we killed them in the first place? I don't know one person in the State of Wyoming that is in favor of letting the wolves protected, There is way to many of them, Not to mention that one chased my horse through a fence, and bruised it all up, and one got my sisters colt and we almost had to put it down, and foot is still cut badly from it. It amazes me that people from back East control what we do in Wyoming. Once I was 10 miles on horses back into the mountains, in a blazing snow storm, camping in a tent, when in the middle of the night, a pack of wolves surrounded us, and started howling, and scared the living daylights out of me, I mean, I camped around grizzlies some, But wolves, their howl is very erry, and nothing like a coyote which I'm very used to.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/10650767/
How retarded is that? Especially the comment about these being "Candian wolves. The only place they belong is in a zoo, neutered." Does that guy wonder why the wolves were put there? They were reintroduced because they were either forced out by humans, or hunted by them. Now that they get their home back, they are cri ...[text shortened]... eating animals that weren't originally there, that were introduced by humans. Any thoughts?
The wolves left that morning, and we searched for 2 days, and all elk tracks were heading out, we didn't see one elk or deer, normally theres hundres of elk there, and one pack of wolf clenaed out that whole entire area. If only you knew how much they affect natural wildlife. Baby moose population last I heard was around 5 % survival rate, and baby elk population was was around 25 % success rate last I heard in my area, thanks mostly to the wolves. Wyoming is Suing the feds over it, and I think its one of the top news in 05. Wolves should not be protected!! Its not like they will go extinct, they are hard to find, but they are running around our houses and cities, totally unafraid of people because they are not hunted, My neighbor wont even let their children go out at night because of them.
And when I see a "Save the wolves" add paid by people who dont even live close to us, it drives me crazy.
Thats one reason Im in favor of giving States way more power, and reducing Federal goverment big time
02 Jan 06
Originally posted by flyUnityI find the thought of a pack of wild wolves (aren't tame wolves called dogs??) mauling republicans quite reassuring.
I live In Wyoming, and I know first hand affect of wolves, I remember the days when they was NOT a problem. Our elk herd and deer population is way down from what it used to be, Believe me. Why do you think we killed them in the first place? I don't know one person in the State of Wyoming that is in favor of letting the wolves protected, There is way to ma ...[text shortened]... reason Im in favor of giving States way more power, and reducing Federal goverment big time
I was once attacked in my tent...by a sheep.
02 Jan 06
Originally posted by shavixmirwere you o.k!!!!
I find the thought of a pack of wild wolves (aren't tame wolves called dogs??) mauling republicans quite reassuring.
I was once attacked in my tent...by a sheep.
some have big horns on their heads.
and those scary ba ba noise's.
and sometimes when you turn your back on them they go for ya bum.
....were you hospitalised?