chickm1
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About as much difference as there is between hunting mule deer and elk.
About as much difference as there is between hunting mule deer and elk.Coyotes and hogs are a whole different ballgame than Wolfs
I just gotta laugh at that, I've been hunting mule deer and Elk for over 35 years theres a huge difference in the high mountains were each liveAbout as much difference as there is between hunting mule deer and elk.
And in Wyoming the the Fish and Game can't manage them OR now the Grizzlies because of the bought anti judges keep stopping the hunts. They know better than F&G biologist and managers.... what a **** show its turned out to be . In the mean time the inmanaged wolves are un managing deer elk moose and bighorn.First of all I'm not advocating breaking any laws, but this so called " scientific data" is B.S. The wolf numbers are far from low about 8 times what was agreed on from the beginning.
........if you don't believe the native wolf was smaller look up some old time photos even our fish and game offers will tell you the new wolf is bigger........
They arent protected in Ut.. just another predator like coyote . No season or tag.
Who gives a flip about the tree hugger's wolf watching? It is not ethical to hunt any species to extinction, like almost happened with the Gray Wolf. And whether you agree or not, it is not ethical to violate game laws, which as based on scientific data, and their best prediction. Not saying you cannot shoot them. I am saying shooting them indiscriminately, and letting them lay, when their numbers are low, just to try to improve your chance at an elk, is not ethical. I shoot every coyote I can, because studies show I cannot hurt their population, and they are very numerous where I hunt. In fact, I trap and call them, as well. I am one of the checks and balances.