royinidaho
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Oh, it was in Denali!
I was gonna say, I couldn't count the number of shot opportunities were miss plus the several good run 'em down chances.
But I won't . . .
Wolves gone wild.
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Oh, it was in Denali!
I was gonna say, I couldn't count the number of shot opportunities were miss plus the several good run 'em down chances.
But I won't . . .
szeitner
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made the mistake of posting that one to my facebook page...and all I got was "but that's Alaska" . Guess they don't realize that wolves are wolves no matter where they're at....and our "new" species is larger than it's predecsor, and our moose are smaller here in Montana...but same scenario, same outcome.
SBruce
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I was originally going to say "someone missed a perfect opportunity to shoot a few wolves", but after reading some of the posts on UTube, it was apparently filmed on some tour bus in Alaska.?
I once witnessed a few coyotes attempting to do the same exact thing in a hay meadow with a mule deer and fawn............the adult doe did a pretty good job of keeping the yotes at bay, but they aren't as big and tenacious as the wolves are. She stomped one of them pretty good though. As the comotion took place, a few more doe deer came out of the brush to assist, and they pretty much had the coyotes under control....at least temporarily.
I got there in time to help out a little, and a couple of those coyotes didn't get their last mealgun)
I once witnessed a few coyotes attempting to do the same exact thing in a hay meadow with a mule deer and fawn............the adult doe did a pretty good job of keeping the yotes at bay, but they aren't as big and tenacious as the wolves are. She stomped one of them pretty good though. As the comotion took place, a few more doe deer came out of the brush to assist, and they pretty much had the coyotes under control....at least temporarily.
I got there in time to help out a little, and a couple of those coyotes didn't get their last mealgun)
Topgun 30-06
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jmden
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Guys, got this this morning from BGF--Please help out...
Guys, got this this morning from BGF--Please help out...
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Take Action Today
Folks,
Big Action Alert today. We need your help to return wolves to state management in yet another state. Here is what is happening. US Fish and Wildlife Service's public comment period for Wyoming's wolf-delisting closes in two days, January 13, 2012.
Anti-sportsmen from all over America have been working hard to post comments in an attempt to derail the return of wolves to state management. They are working hard to outnumber comments from the good people of Wyoming.
Let's even the score.
Here is where it gets interesting. Reportedly, less than 2,000 comments have been made so far. This is because automatic comments are not permitted by Fish and Wildlife's system.
Approximately 20,000 Big Game Forever supporters can turn the tide. This one will take 5 minutes to go through the sign-in process for US Fish and Wildlife's system. It is worth your time to help the good people of Wyoming.
See the message below on how to make a comment. Once you are in the system, you can keep your comments very short. Simply indicate you support the right of Wyoming and all states to manage wolves and other wildlife.
Your comment can make a huge difference. Please take 5 minutes today to protect the future of wildlife in America. We are winning one state at a time.
There is currently two ways in which you may submit comments:
1) - A hard copy can be submitted by U.S. mail to:
Public Comments Processing
Attn: FWS-R6-ES-2011-0039
Division of Policy & Directives Management
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
4401 North Fairfax Drive
MS 2042-PDM
Arlington, VA 22203
2) - Via email
To submit comments via email, in your search engine enter the following: Regulations.gov. [Click on the link to the left.] Once the link opens, look for the box which asks for a Keyword or ID. Enter FWS-R6-ES-2011-0039, then click the search button.
The next screen look for the heading "Document Type" and place a check in the box before Proposed Rule (1).
You should see below a section which should now read: 1 result for "FWS-R6-ES-2011-0039".
Within the orange box titled "View by Relevance", you should see to the right Submit a Comment.
Click on Submit a Comment and complete the form.
There are three Sections; 1. Enter Information, 2. Type Comment, and 3. Upload File(s).
Any information you enter in Section 1 will be available for all to read so use caution in how much information you provide. You may only want to provide a first name and your state. You may want to mention your affiliation with SFW or Big Game Forever. I would discourage you from providing your email address, phone number, etc as anyone with internet access will be able to view whatever you submit.
Your comments do not need to be lengthy but should clearly state you support the USFWS proposal to remove wolves from the list of Endangered and Threatened Species.
Once you have completed your comments click on the orange submit button and you should receive confirmation that your comments have been submitted.
Thanks again for your support and participation in this effort,
Ryan Benson
Big Game Forever - Protecting Big Game Abundance for Future Generations
[email protected]
Guys, got this this morning from BGF--Please help out...
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Take Action Today
Folks,
Big Action Alert today. We need your help to return wolves to state management in yet another state. Here is what is happening. US Fish and Wildlife Service's public comment period for Wyoming's wolf-delisting closes in two days, January 13, 2012.
Anti-sportsmen from all over America have been working hard to post comments in an attempt to derail the return of wolves to state management. They are working hard to outnumber comments from the good people of Wyoming.
Let's even the score.
Here is where it gets interesting. Reportedly, less than 2,000 comments have been made so far. This is because automatic comments are not permitted by Fish and Wildlife's system.
Approximately 20,000 Big Game Forever supporters can turn the tide. This one will take 5 minutes to go through the sign-in process for US Fish and Wildlife's system. It is worth your time to help the good people of Wyoming.
See the message below on how to make a comment. Once you are in the system, you can keep your comments very short. Simply indicate you support the right of Wyoming and all states to manage wolves and other wildlife.
Your comment can make a huge difference. Please take 5 minutes today to protect the future of wildlife in America. We are winning one state at a time.
There is currently two ways in which you may submit comments:
1) - A hard copy can be submitted by U.S. mail to:
Public Comments Processing
Attn: FWS-R6-ES-2011-0039
Division of Policy & Directives Management
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
4401 North Fairfax Drive
MS 2042-PDM
Arlington, VA 22203
2) - Via email
To submit comments via email, in your search engine enter the following: Regulations.gov. [Click on the link to the left.] Once the link opens, look for the box which asks for a Keyword or ID. Enter FWS-R6-ES-2011-0039, then click the search button.
The next screen look for the heading "Document Type" and place a check in the box before Proposed Rule (1).
You should see below a section which should now read: 1 result for "FWS-R6-ES-2011-0039".
Within the orange box titled "View by Relevance", you should see to the right Submit a Comment.
Click on Submit a Comment and complete the form.
There are three Sections; 1. Enter Information, 2. Type Comment, and 3. Upload File(s).
Any information you enter in Section 1 will be available for all to read so use caution in how much information you provide. You may only want to provide a first name and your state. You may want to mention your affiliation with SFW or Big Game Forever. I would discourage you from providing your email address, phone number, etc as anyone with internet access will be able to view whatever you submit.
Your comments do not need to be lengthy but should clearly state you support the USFWS proposal to remove wolves from the list of Endangered and Threatened Species.
Once you have completed your comments click on the orange submit button and you should receive confirmation that your comments have been submitted.
Thanks again for your support and participation in this effort,
Ryan Benson
Big Game Forever - Protecting Big Game Abundance for Future Generations
[email protected]
Topgun 30-06
Well-Known Member
Done!!!
jmason
Well-Known Member
Ditto!
stevenautique
Well-Known Member
same here as well- thanks for the heads up
hammertyme
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Done!
SBruce
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Thanks for helping out guys!
Most of us in Wyoming (especially us multi generation natives) are way outnumbered in political battles similar to this one, we need all the help we can get.
Another battle that we're currently facing is the re-introduction of the Black Footed Ferret..............most of us are all for that, they eat prarie dogs.
Problem is, they also want to put the prarie dog on the endagered/protected list to accomplish this re-introduction!! This would mean closing of federal lands to grazing if prarie dogs inhabit those federal lands. This would also mean that multi generational land owners wouldn't even be able to eliminate problem prarie dogs on their own private property, especially when that property borders federal land that has been deemed "prarie dog sanctuary". What a joke!
Wyoming hunters and landowners are a relatively small group, and we're way outnumbered by all the liberals in some of the other states, so again; Thanks for the help and please ask your friends to help too.
Most of us in Wyoming (especially us multi generation natives) are way outnumbered in political battles similar to this one, we need all the help we can get.
Another battle that we're currently facing is the re-introduction of the Black Footed Ferret..............most of us are all for that, they eat prarie dogs.
Problem is, they also want to put the prarie dog on the endagered/protected list to accomplish this re-introduction!! This would mean closing of federal lands to grazing if prarie dogs inhabit those federal lands. This would also mean that multi generational land owners wouldn't even be able to eliminate problem prarie dogs on their own private property, especially when that property borders federal land that has been deemed "prarie dog sanctuary". What a joke!
Wyoming hunters and landowners are a relatively small group, and we're way outnumbered by all the liberals in some of the other states, so again; Thanks for the help and please ask your friends to help too.
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Topgun 30-06
Well-Known Member
It really sucks when stuff like we're talking about is forced on us by big city slickers and Libs that live thousands of miles away and wouldn't know a ferret from a wolf!!! However, they know what's right for us---yea, right!!! NOT!!!
HARPERC
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S Bruce
You're welcome! For me however it's enlightened self interest, I've had the priveledge of hunting Wyoming several times. I hope to do so again. This issue crosses all boundaries. It's about animal rights superceeding human rights. Wyoming is walking point right now. If you are in the process of applying for Wy, licenses the link provided is as easy as applying to hunt. All of you folks that have sought advice on this site about about where and how to hunt Wy, here's your opportunity to help yourself out. If you hunt anywhere in this country the bio weapon called the wolf is aimed at you. Wyoming hunters, and landowners are a small group, but Len mentioned awhile back this site is approaching 40,000 members. All of us have the equipment, and skills to step up this far. I did it, and I my skills are very basic.
Carl
You're welcome! For me however it's enlightened self interest, I've had the priveledge of hunting Wyoming several times. I hope to do so again. This issue crosses all boundaries. It's about animal rights superceeding human rights. Wyoming is walking point right now. If you are in the process of applying for Wy, licenses the link provided is as easy as applying to hunt. All of you folks that have sought advice on this site about about where and how to hunt Wy, here's your opportunity to help yourself out. If you hunt anywhere in this country the bio weapon called the wolf is aimed at you. Wyoming hunters, and landowners are a small group, but Len mentioned awhile back this site is approaching 40,000 members. All of us have the equipment, and skills to step up this far. I did it, and I my skills are very basic.
Carl
Gary Kaney
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I wonder if their is a way we can get a count of how many were submitted by members of LRH.
Got a call from another rancher south of Augusta. He started calving this week and wants my presence on his ranch. I'll probably shoot more Coyotes an anything else the way it sounds. It will be the first time i've used the 7 WSM on anything other than paper.I'm excited.
Got a call from another rancher south of Augusta. He started calving this week and wants my presence on his ranch. I'll probably shoot more Coyotes an anything else the way it sounds. It will be the first time i've used the 7 WSM on anything other than paper.I'm excited.
