A man, a wolf, and stupid in public

[3325]

It seems to have started out as a legal wolf hunt. Then he got a case of the stupids.

Link: https://cowboystatedaily.com/2024/0...1jp7rhppj-655XRNBp9Do4ZDw6palbD0wvimJusZmERdA

Even if you don't agree with wolf reintroduction, wolf populations, wolf policy, or just anything wolf generally, things like this just move you further from your goal, not closer to it.

 

[Soj51hopeful]

Small town entertainment. Not condoning it, but there was a time when cameras weren’t in everyone’s pocket. Wrong times to do this.

 

[Bull_n_heat]

Small town entertainment. Not condoning it, but there was a time when cameras weren’t in everyone’s pocket. Wrong times to do this.

I'd like to think it was never ok to do this. Cameras everywhere or not.

 

[ScreamingPotato]

Looks like they cited him for it, fair enough... now back to killing the rest of them.

 

[3325]

Small town entertainment. Not condoning it, but there was a time when cameras weren’t in everyone’s pocket. Wrong times to do this.

I certainly know something about small town entertainment in Wyoming generally, and small town entertainment in the area of Wyoming mentioned in this article specifically.

For instance, I knew a Wyoming old timer, now departed, who roped a bear while horseback, got him "stretched out" with another roper, turned him into a "steer," then turned him loose. I know another Wyoming old timer, who used to work for the same outfitter I did, who roped a "greenie" who was riding a bicycle from a pickup and thought it was funny. I know things like this used to go on. I don't think it was a great idea "back then," much less now. But maybe I just don't have a sense of humor.

This was small town idiocy. There are no good reasons to do this. Including not liking wolves.

 

[RMM]

Causing an animal undue stress/pain has never and will never be okay. Have some god damn compassion no matter how you feel about the animal.

 

[JohnJohnson]

Small town entertainment. Not condoning it, but there was a time when cameras weren’t in everyone’s pocket. Wrong times to do this.

Tormenting an animal prior to killing it is small town entertainment?

 

[IdahoBeav]

Meh, I wouldn't do it, but it's not worth crying over.

 

[Soj51hopeful]

Tormenting an animal prior to killing it is small town entertainment?

You should hear what Indians did to their enemies.

 

[MuleyFever]

You should hear what humans do to their enemies.

FIFY

 

[JohnJohnson]

You should hear what Indians did to their enemies.

I'm aware of that. So what? Would you justify beating your wife with "You should hear about the Holocaust"?

 

[Tod osier]

I could see after catching wolf that you would get a hankering for a slaw dog and a beer.

 

[t_carlson]

Not how I would have done things, but to everyone condemning him, have y'all ever seen the videos from inside of a commercial slaughterhouse????

It should either be illegal to torture all animals or illegal to torture none.

 

[Jason Snyder]

What a moron.

 

[Homebrew454]

I never would have done what that idiot did. I think missed what the torture was? Just not killing it immediately, taping it's mouth shut, taking it home, and then out to the bar before he killed it?

Idiot deserves the ticket but that isn't what I considered torture from reading the responses. I was considering something far worse.

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[bluesulphur]

Dumb? Yes. Surprised? Not really.

 

[ozyclint]

Classic case of SSS.

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This is the the first time I've seen it in that order though.

 

[Soj51hopeful]

I'm aware of that. So what? Would you justify beating your wife with "You should hear about the Holocaust"?

Already said I don’t condone the actions of the individual. Just simply pointing out in human nature there exists much worst things than wolf napping.

 

[ScreamingPotato]

Already said I don’t condone the actions of the individual. Just simply pointing out in human nature there exists much worst things than wolf napping.

Have yall ever seen what a wolf does to an Elk?

 

[TSAMP]

A man worth knowing would not get any kind of enjoyment out of actions such as the ones in the article. Furthermore, any of the people in attendance should have done better, in my opinion.

I was in downtown St Louis once at a nightclub/bar. A gentlemen came in with what appeared to be service dog, a vizsla. He proceeded to leave it on a stool and dance with some ladies. The dog left its stool a couple times over the course of about 20 minutes before I approached him to point out the noise level and lights appeared to be frightening the dog. It was a short conversation and ended outside.

I think back about how that went sometimes and go back and fourth on my choice of action, but can't help but think this situation might have had a similar outcome.