Posted on 08/10/2014 8:35:23 PM PDT by george76
Large turnouts are expected at two upcoming public hearings on proposed changes to the Mexican wolf management plan, including expansion of the wolf-management areas in Arizona and New Mexico.
The hearings, Aug. 11 in Pinetop, Ariz., and Aug. 13 in Truth or Consequences, N.M., will be the final opportunity for verbal testimony on proposed changes to management of the endangered Mexican gray wolf population in the two states. Public hearings last year in Albuquerque and Pinetop drew a total of around 1,000 people, most of whom were not allotted time to speak.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to allow captive-bred wolves to be released
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“Center for Biological Diversity”?
Another Soros backed outfit?
What standing do they have to push their replacement of the human population with animals? Who are these people and why is the government listening to them?
Beginning to see why Fish and Wildlife might need a SWAT team.
Nice doggie! Daddy come look, this doggie is smiling at me ...
You know I am a rather sick person for thinking these wolves will have a ready food source if the continued flow over the border keeps up.
Kill them all, for Gaia will know her own.
do you’ll know that the number of elk in Yellowstone used to be around 19,000 and was the largest in the world and now after the proliferation of the gray wolf in the Greater Yellowstone area the populations is less than 4000?....
Sort of off subject, but regarding the song “Will The Wolf Survive”: Which version (Los Lobos or Waylon Jennings) do you prefer? Toss up for me.
The population of elk may be down, but the population of AgencyPersons irrupted wildly.
:-(
Well this spells danger for Elk, Deer, Sheep, Goats, Rabbits, Mustangs little children and Foxes. Does the Government believe there are too many of these so they need to bring in more wolves to kill them?
and when the number of Elk, Deer, Sheep, Goats, Rabbits, Mustangs little children and Foxes dwindles they will import same to feed the new elite wolf corps!
That’s one good thing that Mexico is good for, they released wolves into northern Mexico and the Mexicans have killed them all.
Maybe we could lure them all south of the border.
I have seen two in the last two years when traveling in northern New Mexico and Colorado. Big and scary.
We made arrows with Golden Eagle fletching and saw a large mountain lion hanging on the fence along with coyotes.
Do you REALLY want Mexican wolves back in the area?
We have the largest herd of elk east of the Mississippi here in E. Ky, 50,000 the experts say. Maybe the Yellowstone elk moved?
In SoCal we decided that mountain lions have rights.
It turns out that they also have a taste for mountain bikers and small children.
Before Daniel Boone went to KY to help settle it with soldiers from the American Revolution, who got land as their reward, that was Kentucky County, VA....then it became Kentucky the State. It had originated as the Indian Hunting Grounds filled with game, that was why the Indians fought so hard for KY even after the government decision......it’s a natural habitat for those elk and other game.
Wolves = S.S.S. (shoot, shovel, shut-up)
When I used to live in the Sierras, it was a way of life. Same here in northern ID.
CA protects everything but legal Americans. There was a report recently of a wolf sighting in CA, but I am not sure if it true. I am surprised guv moonbeam has not brought them in.
You can see the different types of animals in the place names of Eastern Ky. such as, Bear Branch, Elk Creek, Buffalo this or that, Beaver whatever, Buckhorn, Lost Creek, known for stupid people, Hell Fer Certain, good place to avoid, and the Indian place names most of which no one knows what they meant Avawam being one. Red Bird River is the name of an Indian chief, any flat spot along the river you can find Indian artifacts after spring plowing. Since the early 80’s bear were being sometimes reported and finally verified in the ‘90’s as being back. I have heard at night what is believed to be a painter, which is the old way of saying panther or mountain lion. The old people spoke of an animal that screamed like a woman at night, they called it a painter. I heard it a couple of times and it will chill your blood. The name is most likely a mispronunciation of panther or just the old mountain habit of making up a more descriptive name for something, painter is very descriptive because the sound brings to mind a woman being killed or really P.Oed.,it paints a picture in the mind.
My people waved at Daniel from their front porch as he went by. Half a mile or so from one of my my kin’s home is a place called Boone’s Ledge, a natural cave with D. Boone carved in it.
Perhaps a no bag limit tag on proponents of feeding our nicely managed elk and deer herds and ranchers’ cattle to wolves should be the next step.
Piss ant dogs on dropped leashes...... yummm
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