[george76]

Horses are animals, too. Do you want them to succeed ?

What about humans ...?

[Calpernia]

In our state, a man is being charged with running over two seagulls (they are flying rats for anyone not near a coast line).

Can homeowners shoot wolves that threaten their livestock in NM?

[Myrddin]

The Idaho Fish & Game 2007 guide has a section on "wolf management". In 2006, biologists counted 72 packs with a minimum of 673 wolves in Idaho (41 breeding pairs). Idaho Fish & Game says that number is over 700 in Idaho at the current time (per their website). The initial introduction of 66 gray wolves 12 years ago in central Idaho has grown to over 1200 spread over Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Some have spread into Oregon, Washington and Utah as well. The federal minimum that Idaho seeks as its management target is 15 breeding pairs. The wolves of "succeeded" far beyond what was ever intended and contributed to the demise of big game hunting for deer, elk and moose in Idaho. Never mind the impact on domestic livestock herds.

[Porterville]

Humans aren’t succeeding in New Mexico?

Is is because of Bill Richardson or the toxic radiated people of Albuquerque

[SierraWasp]

I'm still rootin for Catron County's efforts to shield themselves from all this GovernMental EnvironMentalism with the fundamental concept of local governmental and even individual family HOME RULE!!!

I love animals too and want them all to succeed, but this GovernMental interference into every human's and every animals life has simply got to come to an abrupt END!!!

Governments are the absolute WORST proprietors of nature or any other worthwhile endeavor and that's been proven throughout eternity!!!