Ol'Red,
Since we're going down that rabbit hole, the Mule was to plow the field! He wasn't a very big Mule so I had to push him up and downhill!
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Since we're going down that rabbit hole, the Mule was to plow the field! He wasn't a very big Mule so I had to push him up and downhill!
Hal The Slayer
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Amen
Hal The Slayer
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HRM Johnny
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Amen to that brother!
WYO300RUM
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30 Years Of Yellowstone Wolves: Feds Released Them In 1995 Without Telling Wyoming
30 years ago on Sunday, wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone. Then-Wyoming Gov Jim Geringer recalls former Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt gave the…
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Hal The Slayer
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Send them to Ohio were running out of coyotes! 
Interesting that in the article it reads that the wolves have no effect on elk numbers because they only go after calves and sick or injured. Of course we know that this is a lie. Just a quick search and I got this picture of them going after a sick bull elk.30 Years Of Yellowstone Wolves: Feds Released Them In 1995 Without Telling Wyoming
30 years ago on Sunday, wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone. Then-Wyoming Gov Jim Geringer recalls former Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt gave the…
Hal The Slayer
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Don't know how old Old Red is but,there was a reason why the old farmers kept a couple of mules around? we still use them here in Ohio,no wolves here but if they were they would never mess with the mules,Find and old cowboy with some years on him and ask him why they kept mules around.Amazing mother nature has a way of taking care of things that man still shakes his head at and wonders why!
Hal The Slayer
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Same old story Smoke! Money and Power,Vote them all out!
Hal The Slayer
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Good Question >Just wonder how many Illegals were eaten by wolves! Maybe move them down on the Rio Grand! Just saying!
lyle2231
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I have a DAQ.....just saying You shoot a wolf , leave it laying. How's Wild Life officer gonna know it's me?
What's the worst thing that would happen to you?
Keeping in mind that nothing is a crime until you get caught??
What's the worst thing that would happen to you?
Keeping in mind that nothing is a crime until you get caught??
WYO300RUM
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Anti's always say that bs. The Elk numbers have dropped in half since introduced. I can attest from last time I was there 2 years ago. Saw one bull. Lots of soon to be Scooby snack buffalo calves.Interesting that in the article it reads that the wolves have no effect on elk numbers because they only go after calves and sick or injured. Of course we know that this is a lie. Just a quick search and I got this picture of them going after a sick bull elk.
WYO300RUM
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The Rio Grande frogmen my be to spicy. Fresh water sharks, alligators and peranah might be easier.
Ol Red is old enough to know what a donkey or mule will do to a coyote. One rancher buddy of mine keeps a mule with livestock in a rather desolate section for protection. Another rancher buddy of mine lost 6 calves this last spring to coyotes. I have yet to convince him to install a mule in the herd.Don't know how old Old Red is but,there was a reason why the old farmers kept a couple of mules around? we still use them here in Ohio,no wolves here but if they were they would never mess with the mules,Find and old cowboy with some years on him and ask him why they kept mules around.Amazing mother nature has a way of taking care of things that man still shakes his head at and wonders why!
I lived in Ohio at one time. The only threat to cattle then, besides wild dog packs, was having them stolen during the beef shortage of 1973. That was before coyotes moved in.
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