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CS, I don't know. History tends to repeat itself, yes, but this thought isn't original. Rather than gun grabbing (what they think would have saved themselves from the Communists; they'd have come back for them with a vengeance; they were utterly brutal), I think they will find out where the guns are and kill the owners. Then look for the guns.

And it can get worse quickly. I guess it will depend on if you can build a trusted support network. And sometimes family are the worst to trust.

Mar-Mema, I guess I don't mind seeing those big predators dead. So whoever shot them was in an area where they aren't protected.

I'm in an area, given time, they'll get here but we are having some cougars, I think it was cougars, very small number of bears on outskirts a bit north. Haven't heard of any foxes. The cougars were threatening horses I can't remember exactly on the edge of town, and ONLY those small farmers were authorized to shoot them.

I'm too old to be able to do much of anything. As long as I have a mind to think with, I hope to stay independent because I am going to need to try to get through my young 'uns. Just one in particular.

I've got to do some more reading. One thing I've found helpful is find books on things I want to know more about and look for the ones with the most reviews and start reading them. You can learn a lot just doing that and I've just gotten started on Agenda 21.

So whoever shot them was in an area where they aren't protected.

Oh I LOVE seeing them dead. And these pics are most likely from Idaho which did allow wolf hunting for a few years and Canada where these wolves came from... I think Wisconsin allowed wolf hunting for a time too.

Just trying to remember but I think in Wyoming they are still allowed to kill them. Wyoming is fighting back hard on this. Montana is in bad shape with the liberals there now.

I have red fox and don't mind them one bit. Neighbors says we have bear but I have always lived around black bear.

These monster wolves they have brought in are devastating elk and deer, moose and bison. The wolves follow the elk until they give birth and grab the newborn elk. Or they just take the late fetus from the elk cow, who cannot run that well in late pregnancy.

The feds are trying to put some grizzlies in the Cascades right now, where the Seattlites hike and camp. Washington state is not so happy about that.

The grizzlies are part of it too. Just letting these serious predators overpopulate and keeping them protected as an endangered species...

Lotsa pet dogs being grabbed by the wolves these days.

Good website is lobowatch if you are interested.