[jazusamo]

There are an estimated 600 grizzlies in Yellowstone and there’s been very few attacks on humans over the years. This sow killed a human a couple months ago and the Park Service knew this bear did it and refused to put her down. Now it looks like she killed another human a month after her first kill.

I’ll say again, any wild animal that kills a human should be put down if the animal can be identified, no matter where it takes place.

[halo66]

Well, that is the difference in our views. So be it...

[vbmoneyspender]

I’ll say it again, any wild animal that kills a human should be put down if the animal can be identified, no matter where it takes place. bttt

[China Clipper]

I’ll say again, any wild animal that kills a human should be put down if the animal can be identified, no matter where it takes place.

I will up ya one.

ANY animal that kills OR SEVERELY THREATENS OR INJURES a human should be DESTROYED no matter where it takes place. The injured party or surviving family members should have first right of refusal.

(I'm not a monster)