[alaskanfan]

"rush out and annihilate the wolves."

No rush to it Ms. Feral, we will take our time and make certain we kill enough to make a difference in the moose population.

The governor's comment brings out this truth: Wolf control on state land is Alaska's business, not the business of Outside organizations that perhaps view opposition to the wolf-control program as a convenient fund-raising item. Those groups likely do not tell their members that wolves are not a threatened or endangered species anywhere in Alaska.

We could just dart them and transfer them to Connecticut, where I'm certain they are an endangered species.

[larry h]

Once again, G. Gordon Liddy has the right idea.....
Shoot, then shovel, then shut up!

[farmfriend]

Rights, farms, environment ping.

Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from this list.
I don't get offended if you want to be removed.

[Carry_Okie]

I think we need to apply the PETA principle here and solicit a legion of unarmed animal rights activists to get out there to protect those poor defenseless wolves. Don't you think? Maybe they can find a way to teach the wolves to appreciate a vegan diet...

Or would that be a diet of vegan? Oh well, you know what I mean. ;-)

[Species8472]

"The group's leader is said to be considering whether her group, Connecticut-based Friends of Animals, will initiate a boycott of the Alaska tourism industry should the wolf killing begin.

We don't need that kind of tourist.

They can all go to France!