Posted on 10/13/2021 12:41:35 PM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
Conservation groups have expressed outrage after the US Department of Agriculture revealed it killed eight young wolves in an Idaho forest.
The Timberline wolf pack - unofficially "adopted" by students at Boise's Timberline High School over the past 18 years - appears to have been among the targets. Their den, on public lands in Boise National Forest, was found empty this spring.
An official from the Agriculture Department confirmed federal agents had killed the animals in order to force the adult wolves to relocate.
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We had to kill them, in order to save them.
DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS ON YOUR OWN LAND.
Nits make lice.
Good to know that nothing has changed in the mindset of the Feds in 150 years.
I’m fine with killing them all. These are all Canadian wolves introduced by left-wing busibodies that have become an invasive species
Amazing. All the efforts by the feds to re-introduce wolves all over the west, and then they do this...after that pack had lived there for EIGHTEEN years.
I wonder if the ranchers in the area were complaining about stock loss.
I won’t ask if these fools are stupid or just how stupid they are.
We need help from somewhere out of this world because these life forms have a flawed gene pool that can’t be fixed.
An official from the Agriculture Department confirmed federal agents had killed the animals in order to force the adult wolves to relocate.
So if the adults relocate to an unapproved place, will they kill them too? After seeding places with wolves? Does the right hand know what the left is doing?
Wolf, Wolf stay away
You will never get my child.
-Swedish lullaby.
Karma coming and it’s name is Hounds of Hell.
They should have captured and relocated them all. This is stupid and unnecessary.
Voluntarily “adopting” and feeding wild animals is always a bad idea. The animals stop migrating and become dependent on dumb humans who do not know what they are doing.
Not a good idea with human animals, either. They forget how to work and do for themselves very quickly.
These are monster Canadian Timber wolves that were never indigenous to Idaho. They are huge up to 200lbs. They wreak havoc on the elk herds, livestock and hunting dogs. They are not afraid of you either. They need to be relocated out of the lower 48.
Why don’ they relocate them to your backyard next time.
DAY-um, Skippy.
Whatever happened to SSS?
Pardon me if I object to your meme.
Middle men can perform a valuable service by connecting a consumer with a product or service. This can be an act of convenience like when you go to Costco and you can buy a large variety of goods in one stop instead of several stops.
I only object to middlemen when they become or try to become monopolistic.
Like when car dealers insist that manufacturers like Tesla have to sell cars through the stealerships instead of selling directly to customers.
My objection to this action is the Feds paid agents to go do this when plenty of people would have paid the Feds for the chance to kill off these vermin.
It was just a practice run of Post-Birth Abortion which, clearly, is already in the future for the sheeple between the ages of 1 and 100...
Particularly as a means of weeding out the patriotic, intelligent, Caucasian, Asian, anti-vaxxers, MAGA deplorables, Christians, and other potential terrorists...
IMHO, will start being implemented before 2024 elections...
Our ruling communist masters are running amok...
The Northwestern Gray wolf which is much smaller than the Canadian timber wolf was the indigenous wolf in the Northwest. Here in the South we have the Red wolf which runs about 85 lbs and is not aggressive. Although my sister had a gray wolf somewhat larger than her Pyrenees walk through their yard one day up in Waynesville, NC. Not a timber wolf though. But she said it was still impressive.
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