wolf myths

[farmdude]

wolf myths very graphic pics

[farmdude]

[farmdude]

So you think they are not getting closer and closer to civilization? Two Recent Photos say Differently! Mid-November, 2008, less than 1 mile from
Salmon High School!

Taken Mid-November, 2008, less than 5 miles from Ketchum, ID.

[farmdude]

Colorado Residents Beware
Coming to a favorate deer or elk herd near you.
With Wyoming wolves still protected there is a safe zone all the way from Yellowstone to you.




These are pictures of two different, legally shot wolves that were also killing livestock. These pictures give an even better idea of the size of these animals as both of these men are around six feet tall.

Imagine what a pack of 10 to 15 of these monsters can do to a herd of Elk. Now multiply that by 100+!

[farmdude]

what I wrote to my reps in DC...hope many do the same

www.nraila.org/Legislation/Federal/



Please vote for S249 and for HR509 to make scientific management of wolves in the US possible again ASAP.

We don't want wolves in the US to become like mountain lions are becoming in California. They can kill everything they want without reasonable limits, including men, women, children and pets and other animals and given free rein to do this endlessly with their population growing without limits unless we manage their population with our state biologists, as we currently do very successfully with other animalsI wrote all my states reps..hope everyone else does the same!!!

[azslim]

wolves devastated 100 years of conservation efforts in 20 years in Id, Mt and Wy

We have Mexican Gray Wolves shoved down our throats here in Az

[farmdude]

There are currently 2 bills considered by congress right now, I suggest to anyone that truly wants to handle the out of control wolf populations in the entire US, you contact your Senator and Representive immediately so we can expediate this process and save America wildlife for current and future generations. RMEF President and CEO David Allen says two bills in Congress, a House version (H.R. 509) and a new Senate version (S. 249), hold the best promise. RMEF is asking lawmakers to remove unnecessary federal protections on burgeoning wolf populations and grant science-based wolf management authority to the states.

"Both bills would end the ridiculous lawsuits that are preventing a fully recovered species from being managed by conservation professionals," said Allen. "And both bills would end the profiteering and abuses of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) by environmental and animal rights activists who need a wolf controversy in order to protect their revenue streams."

Seriously it takes 5 mins, this is a battle all hunters need to fight. I doesnt matter if you've never been to the Rocky Mountains or Great Lakes, there is nothing stopping these wolves from spreading from Minnesota and Wisconsin to Iowa. There encroaching Iowa from Wisonsin as we speak, there have been many sighting in southern WI. Out west Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming take the brunt of the assault, but Colorado, Utah, Oregon, Washington and Nevada are see problems begin as well. Those of us who enjoy the west already know the daunting odds we face just to draw a tag, with many hunting units being closed or completely eliminated due to wolf predadation the time to act is now. We have the 1 voice.

[farmdude]

Dear ---------,

Please vote for S249 and for HR509 to make scientific management of wolves in the US possible again ASAP.

We don't want wolves in the US to become like mountain lions are becoming in California. They can kill everything they want without reasonable limits, including men, women, children and pets and other animals and given free rain to do this endlessly with their population growing without limits unless we manage their population with our state biologists, as we currently do very successfully with other animals.

Respectfully yours,




feel free to copy and paste this when contacting reps for your state

[farmdude]

Did the removal of the wolf years ago cause it to become endangered? No, there are 40,000 to 60,000 wolves on the North American continent. The animal is doing quite well. During the years of wolf control, the wolf's territory was eliminated throughout most of the lower 48 states.

It must be stated clearly that the wolf is the best tool for shutting down hunting. The anti-hunters know this. Most hunters don't. Thus, wolf recovery is not opposed by the people who will be impacted most.

[farmdude]

link if ya wanna contact reps in DC

www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml