Wildabeest
Well-known member
I’d argue there’s far more people on here than just @JLS who don’t tolerate poaching of any kind.
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That’s not the same thing. Don’t act like killing wolves is the same thing as killing elk and sheep. If a wolf gets poached, most of us hunters don’t care (except you). If one of our elk deer ect gets poached, we all care.
I'm a hunter and I care. It's totally the same thing to me. Why is it not to you?That’s not the same thing. Don’t act like killing wolves is the same thing as killing elk and sheep. If a wolf gets poached, most of us hunters don’t care (except you). If one of our elk deer ect gets poached, we all care.
I guess because in my eyes, the decline in elk, deer, and moose in particular, I blame on protected wolves. In the early 2000’s we would see a dozen moose per day bow hunting elk near pinedale. The last few time we went, we would only see maybe 1 in 10 days. There were plenty of wolf tracks and kills to prove they were the culprit.I'm a hunter and I care. It's totally the same thing to me. Why is it not to you?
Put a city the size of Boise in the WY and you'd see the same reduction. WY gets off the hook by not having nearly the resident pressure that states like ID and MT have. Blaming wolves is a joke.Well sorry if you feel I was celebrating a criminal Mr. Serious. If I knew of anyone killing wolves in Wyoming illegally, I wouldn’t say a thing about it. I don’t hate them. But I don’t want Wyoming to be like Idaho either.
I guess because in my eyes, the decline in elk, deer, and moose in particular, I blame on protected wolves. In the early 2000’s we would see a dozen moose per day bow hunting elk near pinedale. The last few time we went, we would only see maybe 1 in 10 days. There were plenty of wolf tracks and kills to prove they were the culprit.
So while I think wolves are neat, I think they are poorly managed. My friends in Idaho say there’s areas that aren’t even worth going, because there’s so little game to hunt, because of wolves.
Right on.Poaching is poaching. I have little respect for any hunter that promotes it, regardless of species.
Yes, I agree, poaching is poaching.There are areas in Minnesota that my friends say aren't worth going to because the wolves killed all of the deer. Interestingly enough, I can kill a deer in those areas any year that I want while they sit on their barstools complaining.
Poaching is poaching. I have little respect for any hunter that promotes it, regardless of species.
Well, at least you’re able to admit your double standard and hypocrisy.That’s not the same thing. Don’t act like killing wolves is the same thing as killing elk and sheep. If a wolf gets poached, most of us hunters don’t care (except you). If one of our elk deer ect gets poached, we all care.
I guess because in my eyes, the decline in elk, deer, and moose in particular, I blame on protected wolves. In the early 2000’s we would see a dozen moose per day bow hunting elk near pinedale. The last few time we went, we would only see maybe 1 in 10 days. There were plenty of wolf tracks and kills to prove they were the culprit.
So while I think wolves are neat, I think they are poorly managed. My friends in Idaho say there’s areas that aren’t even worth going, because there’s so little game to hunt, because of wolves.
Lots of guys preach SSS. This guy evidently took it to heart.
U.P. man charged with harvesting 18 wolves, killing bald eagles
DNR law enforcers allege suspect used animals for variety of reasons and that he was catching the animals because he could and 'likes to do it'www.detroitnews.com
Well on the bright side, he killed 18 wolves! If he could just stick to the wolves I’d say bring him to Wyoming!
Well sorry if you feel I was celebrating a criminal Mr. Serious. If I knew of anyone killing wolves in Wyoming illegally, I wouldn’t say a thing about it. I don’t hate them. But I don’t want Wyoming to be like Idaho either.
That’s not the same thing. Don’t act like killing wolves is the same thing as killing elk and sheep. If a wolf gets poached, most of us hunters don’t care (except you). If one of our elk deer ect gets poached, we all care.
It is known as an incidental catch. If you can release the animal alive yourself it is expected. If you cannot release the animal alive or don't want to try you would contact the MDNR and give them the location of the catch and a possible meeting and they will show you how to release it. If you catch an animal in a trap and it is dead, there are incedental tags available that you attach the tag, release the dead animal, and turn it in to the closest MDNR office.So looking at the article it implies he was trapping not out shooting these for the most part anyway can’t say all of them were from trapping..
but anyway to my question I know zero about trapping so this may be a dumb question. What happens if you do end up with an animal in your trap that Is protected or wasn’t what you had set your traps for? I’m not giving this guy an out by any means bcuz this wasn’t by accident.. but I’m asking what happens if a law abiding trapper ends up with something in his trap/snare or whatever that is endangered or he wasnt planning to catch?