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House moves to remove wolves from endangered species list
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<blockquote data-quote="WyoHunter1" data-source="post: 1527108" data-attributes="member: 89613"><p>Let the wolves in Yellowstone live but the second they step out of the park - Kill them.</p><p>I have a friend that lives in Cody and the Sunlight Basin area. He monitors Game populations more or less as a hobby. He has talked to the Game and Fish and the G&F officer talked about some of the winter range and that there were several thousand head of Elk in some of the valleys. My friend disagreed because he had been there. The G&F went there to count Elk and found there were a couple dozen Elk not a couple thousand.</p><p>The G&F assumes there are populations of game animals in the same locations that there was 30 years ago. They are wrong.</p><p>When you throw in the amount of Grizzly Bears to the mix it is surprising there are any game animals left. Moose populations are down probably 90%. People put in for 20 to 30 years and still cant draw a permit..</p><p></p><p>There are wolves in Wyoming the Big Horn Mountains, the plains around Casper, Muddy Mountain and this is 300 miles from Yellowstone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WyoHunter1, post: 1527108, member: 89613"] Let the wolves in Yellowstone live but the second they step out of the park - Kill them. I have a friend that lives in Cody and the Sunlight Basin area. He monitors Game populations more or less as a hobby. He has talked to the Game and Fish and the G&F officer talked about some of the winter range and that there were several thousand head of Elk in some of the valleys. My friend disagreed because he had been there. The G&F went there to count Elk and found there were a couple dozen Elk not a couple thousand. The G&F assumes there are populations of game animals in the same locations that there was 30 years ago. They are wrong. When you throw in the amount of Grizzly Bears to the mix it is surprising there are any game animals left. Moose populations are down probably 90%. People put in for 20 to 30 years and still cant draw a permit.. There are wolves in Wyoming the Big Horn Mountains, the plains around Casper, Muddy Mountain and this is 300 miles from Yellowstone. [/QUOTE]
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