Court rules Wyoming wolves off Endangered Species List

[dibbs]

I'm sure this ruling is one law suit or injunction away from disappearing. The original deal was so many breeding pairs in the Yellowstone ecosystem, *** happened there, now it is their former range?
On the former range, that species of wolf never did reside in WY.
We need to be filing lawsuits too.

Washington State has targets for # of breeding packs in various areas, and one of their own Fish and Wildlife Biologists, off the record, has stated the targets will never be reached because one of the wolf areas doesn't have the needed habitat for a pack. Hopefully, the pendulum will swing back the other way...

 

[jbs2014]

Just picked up the current WY Wolf Hunting rules. Trophy in the NW Part of the State, the rest of the state they are treated like Varmints so get after it, no license required. Just have to notify the Fish and Game within 5 days after killing one.

We dont want them in the NE Part of the state so dont pass up a chance if you see any.

That is the best news I have heard all day. I may have to move to WY when I finally retire