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You might be pleasantly suprised.Run this topic over to 24 Hour Campfire and watch the comments.
You will see why nothing will change based on a whole bunch of another type of “hunter”.
Since the early 90's, hunting & livestock organizations, politicians, bar stool biologists and even a lot of moderate, thoughtful westerners have been foaming at the mouth over wolves. Everyone laughed at "smoke a pack a day," etc. We thought it funny to talk loudly about the three S'es.
We all wanted to see legislatures "stick it to the fed" by claiming wolves were no different than coyotes, which were vermin and deserved to die.
We put up photos of wolves in traps, bleeding. We take glory hole photos with a muzzled wolf, etc.
This is what happens when politics overtakes all semblance of wolf management. WY led the pack on this in 2002 by declaring them a predator in most of the state and trophy in a small portion of the rest.
To think that this kind of incident is limited to only Wyoming ignores the cultural hatred towards the wolf.
To think that this kind of sentiment isn't the norm in our hunting community ignores reality.
To not react negatively to this kind of behavior means that empathy is in low stock in your heart and you need to find Jesus to help you get right.
The problems that come with wolf management are not insurmountable. The problems that come with the ideological and dogmatic rigidity of the western mindset on wolf management means this kind of shit won't stop.
The Wyoming legislature won't step in and help. The never have been helpful on this issue. No western Legislature outside of Colorado will, and they'd #*^@#* it up in the other direction.
So long as the culture of the western states mandates that wolves are hated and barely tolerated, this kind of thing will continue.
Welcome to the west.
You might be pleasantly suprised.
Captured wolf in Wyoming
Hunter, 42, poses with exhausted wolf he tortured and paraded around his local bar with its mouth t… https://mol.im/a/13282963 via https://dailym.ai/android Suspect this fellow will regret posting these pictures, owns a trucking company locally. Quote from the Sheriff of this county ...www.24hourcampfire.com
Ya this is the good one. There is another that went the way I thought it would go.You might be pleasantly suprised.
Captured wolf in Wyoming
Hunter, 42, poses with exhausted wolf he tortured and paraded around his local bar with its mouth t… https://mol.im/a/13282963 via https://dailym.ai/android Suspect this fellow will regret posting these pictures, owns a trucking company locally. Quote from the Sheriff of this county ...www.24hourcampfire.com
Tim Wells?What an absolute mutt this guy is.
Man you Americans have some crazy regs. You can run down a wolf with snowmobile? How is that fair chase at all?
One of you came up to Alberta a decade ago and jumped out of a tree and speared a black bear, made a whole mess of it, filmed it and because of the backlash from that it was immediately outlawed here, no more hunting with spears.
I would expect the same thing to happen with this snowmobile 'method' of take in Wyoming now. You got the anti's stirred up with the photos and story, I'd say deservedly so, so be prepared to be bent over.
perhaps their hasn’t been a need for the snowmobile method to be regulated until now.What an absolute mutt this guy is.
Man you Americans have some crazy regs. You can run down a wolf with snowmobile? How is that fair chase at all?
One of you came up to Alberta a decade ago and jumped out of a tree and speared a black bear, made a whole mess of it, filmed it and because of the backlash from that it was immediately outlawed here, no more hunting with spears.
I would expect the same thing to happen with this snowmobile 'method' of take in Wyoming now. You got the anti's stirred up with the photos and story, I'd say deservedly so, so be prepared to be bent over.
Killing predators isn't about fair chase.How is that fair chase at all?
No it was that douche BowmarTim Wells?
It should be.Killing predators isn't about fair chase.
Don't necessarily disagree, but anyone that doesn't agree a line was crossed the second that dimwit decided to capture it alive, tape its mouth shut, and parade it around town and the bar, needs a trip to the nearest shrink...at a minimum.Killing predators isn't about fair chase.
The predator zone in Wyoming has accomplished exactly what it was intended for. Buzz and I spoke of this today. It was to keep wolf packs from spreading across the state. It's funny how, for the time being, we actually still have a half dozen moose areas that have thriving populations; common denominator no wolves or grizzlies.Since the early 90's, hunting & livestock organizations, politicians, bar stool biologists and even a lot of moderate, thoughtful westerners have been foaming at the mouth over wolves. Everyone laughed at "smoke a pack a day," etc. We thought it funny to talk loudly about the three S'es.
We all wanted to see legislatures "stick it to the fed" by claiming wolves were no different than coyotes, which were vermin and deserved to die.
We put up photos of wolves in traps, bleeding. We take glory hole photos with a muzzled wolf, etc.
This is what happens when politics overtakes all semblance of wolf management. WY led the pack on this in 2002 by declaring them a predator in most of the state and trophy in a small portion of the rest.
To think that this kind of incident is limited to only Wyoming ignores the cultural hatred towards the wolf.
To think that this kind of sentiment isn't the norm in our hunting community ignores reality.
To not react negatively to this kind of behavior means that empathy is in low stock in your heart and you need to find Jesus to help you get right.
The problems that come with wolf management are not insurmountable. The problems that come with the ideological and dogmatic rigidity of the western mindset on wolf management means this kind of shit won't stop.
The Wyoming legislature won't step in and help. The never have been helpful on this issue. No western Legislature outside of Colorado will, and they'd #*^@#* it up in the other direction.
So long as the culture of the western states mandates that wolves are hated and barely tolerated, this kind of thing will continue.
Welcome to the west.
It was a joke, not a dick. Don't take it so hard.Lighten things up with racism? Not light, or funny just like the issue at hand.
In no shock you trip all over yourself defending blatant racist comments.It was a joke, not a dick. Don't take it so hard.
It was a joke, not a dick. Don't take it so hard.