Wolves back on the endangered species list in the west??

[TaylorSnipesOutside]

I had a wolf in my scope chasing a whitetail at 330 yards cross canyon and I pulled the trigger leading 6 inches high and a foot in front of its head... aaaand my safety was on. FML

In unit 7

That's rough man. At least you didn't go home empty handed. Bear tastes better than wolf anyways. I let one get too close to me last fall and missed, watched $2K run out of my life. That was long walk back to the truck.

Yeah those ones haunt you. That bear was delicious, tastiest game meat I've eaten. Still have plenty in the freezer.

 

[Lukeetreatz]

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[HaydenLane]

‎Your Mountain: Relisting Wolves (again) on Apple Podcasts

‎Show Your Mountain, Ep Relisting Wolves (again) - Feb 25, 2022

podcasts.apple.com

Worth a listen

 

[N.ID7803]

‎Your Mountain: Relisting Wolves (again) on Apple Podcasts

‎Show Your Mountain, Ep Relisting Wolves (again) - Feb 25, 2022

podcasts.apple.com

Worth a listen

Thanks for the recommendation. Definitely worth the listen.

 

[chase4545]

USFWS to Consider Relisting Wolves in Western States - Sportsmen's Alliance

Animal-rights organizations continue to push their agendas through every available channel, and lately the favored tactic has been to petition for rule

www.sportsmensalliance.org

Kind of like 15 days to flatten the curve. The agreed upon number of wolves in Idaho was 10 breeding pairs and 150 wolves. There are well over 2000 wolves in Idaho alone! Emotion over science once again!

Although I don't like that this is happening it looks to help Colorado in the short term. Heard the other day this issue is messing with their ability to introduce new wolves into Colorado as part of the re-introduction plan.