Zach
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so about 10miles west of Kremmling. I'd guess south of 134?Obvious exaggeration, but they were released about 68 straight line miles west of Boulder.
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so about 10miles west of Kremmling. I'd guess south of 134?Obvious exaggeration, but they were released about 68 straight line miles west of Boulder.
Not in my backyard, if you please!LOL.
"On Monday, they were released in Grand County, west of Boulder."
Like saying they were released in NV, west of Colorado.
Phew!Obvious exaggeration, but they were released about 68 straight line miles west of Boulder.
Wouldn't it be Karmic if they were hit by an EV while crossing a road on the way to Boulder?Hopefully they head due east
A new ballot would demand each Colorado wolf struck by a vehicle, CPW is required to obtain five additional wolves from out of State and (or) Canada to honor its memory.Wouldn't it be Karmic if they were hit by an EV while crossing a road on the way to Boulder?
Dude, don't give polis any ideas!!A new ballot would demand each Colorado wolf struck by a vehicle, CPW is required to obtain five additional wolves from out of State and (or) Canada to honor its memory.
And... Add a wolf cross or symbol of remembrance along the highway.
I saw that article yesterday as well. Interesting.Here’s some interesting factiods on the wolf population in our state. In Isle Royal, studies show that there are 35 wolves and 900 adult moose, down from 1,200 last year. Wolves each consume .52 moose per month. That’s a pretty big hit to the population.
Ya, I mean obviously I was rounding and working from my memory (not so smart anymore) but, it is pretty scary. The MN DNR has been studying the precipitous decline in the moose population for years. I know there are other factors, but, wow! What is there to study? Deer were too easy, and now wolves have turned to moose. The decline seems reasonably tied to the increase in wolves. What other conclusion could anyone come to….. there are no cars to kill moose up there! They did not mention the decline in the deer population…. Geee, I wonder why?I saw that article yesterday as well. Interesting.
Warm weather forces officials to suspend Isle Royale wolf count for first time in decades
Warm temperatures have left the ice around Isle Royale unsafe for scientists' ski-planes and caused the suspension of the annual wolf-moose count.www.freep.com
No worries at all. Just thought others might be interested as well. I appreciate you bringing it up.Ya, I mean obviously I was rounding and working from my memory
Be careful what you wish for. I have elk hunted Montana for more than 20 years. I choose not to go there any longer…. Waaaay too many Grizz where we used to hunt. It used to be 10 of us hunters may see one Grizz for the whole 6 day hunt. In the end each of us would see a minimum of 1 Grizz each, every day. We had to leave a hunter behind to protect the kill as the other two packed things out. Just too many encounters with bears. Uncomfortable!I don’t think there are any elk left on public in Colorado and the woofs will surely drive away the ones that are there.
Id start focusing on Montana general tags, especially if you are normally someone who puts in for Colorado units that take 7+ points.
Thanks for sharing the actual article!No worries at all. Just thought others might be interested as well. I appreciate you bringing it up.
Here's why Idaho refuses to send wolves to Colorado for reintroduction | OutThere Colorado
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) has declined Colorado Parks and Wildlife's request to send wolves from Idaho to Colorado for reintroduction.denvergazette.com
If it is going to happen, please take some of our MN wolves. I have 6 around my property that I would donate for free. But, I do love hunting in Colorado…. I just could not do it. I’m living with a gross overpopulation here and would not wish that on my family and friends to the west of us. A few are fine, but they quickly get out of control, and you will fight to keep them within the quotas that are set!Here's why Idaho refuses to send wolves to Colorado for reintroduction | OutThere Colorado
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) has declined Colorado Parks and Wildlife's request to send wolves from Idaho to Colorado for reintroduction.denvergazette.com
I agree with you Oak. It’s just frustrating to watch you guys go through what MN, WI and MI went through years ago…. And not feel bad.They'll get them from somewhere. Appreciate all the passion on the issue, but maybe focus it on something for which you can affect the outcome? This issue is cooked.
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