Colorado wolves being relocated.

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Local game warden (PA) relocated a problem bear 60 miles away from the blueberry farm he was trapped at. 10 days later he left his ear tag in that same culvert trap on that farm. Good luck with relocation.

 

[Buffalobwana]

I see a track record of failure to manage super predators. Bring them Here! (Wolves or Venezuelans) They will behave if we just hug them enough! They will change once they realize they are safe!

Leftist, woke, mind virus strikes again.

 

[Mickp7]

The wolves release came shortly after the CPW reduced the 2nd rifle season and since decided to eliminate OTC elk archery tags (beginning 2025) due to the significant winter kill in 2022/23. "To protect the ecosystem" is the BS they tell themselves while, as others have stated, the true CO residents deal with the reality of these peoples ignorance.
With that said, I am about to put the last of my gear in the truck and heading for CO to hunt some elk... later fellas!

 

[Sealesniper]

In Eastern NC, they moved in Texas "big Coyotes" and called them Red Wolves. They sat each wolf down and said, "We want you to stay on Federal swamp land and only mate with other Red Wolves. There is very little food on the federal swamp land, but that is your "home range" so stay there." The wolves said OK.

Immediately the wolves moved to private hunting lands where there was dry ground, food plots and lots of game to eat. Wolves were captured and relocated back to the federal swamp land. During this time, they also "cross breed" with local coyotes, (even though these red wolves were nothing more than big coyotes) and once again they left the federal land.

Just because the libtards and other government officials are incapable of leaving their yard without being in a vehicle, wolves can and will travel and they will find the easiest source of food. Predators have their place in the eco-system, but they need to be controlled. If not, other animals will be eradicated.

I am shocked that any program headed by the government would not be a tremendous success. Almost all government "officials" have been so successful in the private sector, you know that expertise would carry over into their positions in govenment. I think predator management is the first government program to fail, as SS, welfare, voting, immigration, and 10,000 other programs have a track record of success.

 

[Rick Richard]

I say send them to Louisiana. Those boys know how to make a fine GUMBO. lol.

 

[Ol' Red]

I say send them to Louisiana. Those boys know how to make a fine GUMBO. lol.

Best survival manual available is a Cajun cookbook. If it's edible, it's in there.

 

[Will.284]

Send them to Montana, we will take care of them

 

[Ol' Red]

Send them to Montana, we will take care of them

Hold your horses Will, first they have to cross Wyoming. They might as well carry a sign saying I am a left wing Democrat, and I am here to take your guns.

 

[cal hunter]

The wolves should have been limited to the National Parks, once they step out the are free game and should have had tags issued like grizzly bears. The Fish and Game and other liberal agencies are becoming more anti hunting . The more game that the wolves kill the less tags they give out and slowly take more opportunities to hunt

 

[memtb]

I say send them to Louisiana. Those boys know how to make a fine GUMBO. lol.

Sadly, Louisiana "has it's share of poorly qualified "gooberment" officials! memtb

 

[ottobounds]

Given the lack of genuine hunting in CA, I say send all of your wolves and problem grizzlies here. It will be an amazing social experiment and it'll likely reduce the overpopulation humans here on the Left Coast...

 

[HRM Johnny]

Glad I'm not a cattle rancher in Colorado.
Game commission would jail me.

Don't know how these people didn't see this coming!

The dark haired lady is a freaking idiot!!

Thank you very much for posting this!

 

[HRM Johnny]

What a crock of thinking relocation works with wolves. These animals have enormous range well beyond what these so called biologist will admit to in any document.

Michigan collared a itty bitty gray wolf in the UP, of course it stayed in Michigan, or wait, the United States! NOPE! This wolf traveled a documented 4200 miles before killed in Manitoba. Maybe the collars need to have shock capability based upon GPS coordinates like fluffy in backyard. The absurdity of agencies giving the impression moving these range rovers a 50-100 miles solves the problem. Understand the Michigan wolf traveled 4200 miles in 18 months or 233 miles/month. It was just wandering versus traveling in certain direction for specific food source like easy pickings cattle.


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Thanks for posting this, Muddy.

 

[lyle2231]

I don't know what anyone is surprised, these are the same people that relocated millions of illegals to your home town last three years....supporting predators of all sorts. literally and figuratively, is what they do.

Agreed just ask the lady in Aurora with the 5 locks on her front door!