onpoint
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This a wolf discussion.
Besides,
Blaming the AR15 for making people dumb is like Rosy O'Donnell blaming the spoon for making her fat.
Anyways, about wolves.........
Wolves make people crazy. Fact
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This a wolf discussion.
Besides,
Blaming the AR15 for making people dumb is like Rosy O'Donnell blaming the spoon for making her fat.
Anyways, about wolves.........
Northwoods Labs
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da superwoofs killed all da deer in Wisconsin, that's for sure!
shoots-straight
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Maybe the "Wolf" isn't the reason they are dumb. Maybe the wolf is the catalyst for them feeling emboldened enough to come out of the dumb drums to be heard. Stupid doesn't just show up on occasion, it's always there.
onpoint
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LMFAO, can I use that? - I just used an internetism, rolling my eyes........................
.........So periodic lapses in good judgement don't count?
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rwc101
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Wolves have been intertwined with human culture for thousands of years. Far longer than any other animal. It's no surprise to me that people have strong opinions on them one way or the other.
noharleyyet
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“....Wereyotes of London”
Sorry folks, I’ll show myself out...
Sorry folks, I’ll show myself out...
BrentD
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Then the wolves should have starved to death by now, don't ya think?
Pucky Freak
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In MN iron range it was shoot on sight and don't ask don't tell among the locals. A lot of animosity towards city folk and other allies who think their spirit brother is being murdered. Personally, I enjoyed hearing them howl before sunrise on deer opener, and seeing their tracks in the snow, and also don't mind them being culled/hunted.
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tjones
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Lots of wolves get sss’d from the bar stool, even more get blamed for the bar stool guy not filling his tags.
Granddaddy killed them off for a reason don’t ya know.
Granddaddy killed them off for a reason don’t ya know.
Frazier
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Oh, their compadre, the elk join each other for kumbaya sessions... Ask peer reviewed studies such as,
www.montana.edu
But hey, their, "minimal numbers" accurately represent effective management of these abortion doctors.
And the canine cute woofs, AKA, "Defenders of ungulate wildlife" had a review of their peaceful coexistence conducted by Boyce, who reflected on Merriam's initial take some many, many years earlier and also referenced Creel's research.
Greater Yellowstone elk suffer worse nutrition and lower birth rates due to wolves
Wolves have caused elk in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to change their behavior and foraging habits so much so that herds are having fewer calves, mainly due to changes in their nutrition.
www.montana.edu
But hey, their, "minimal numbers" accurately represent effective management of these abortion doctors.
And the canine cute woofs, AKA, "Defenders of ungulate wildlife" had a review of their peaceful coexistence conducted by Boyce, who reflected on Merriam's initial take some many, many years earlier and also referenced Creel's research.
Reflecting on change in Yellowstone following wolf reintroduction
More than 40 years ago a young Mark Boyce landed his first teaching job at the University of Wyoming’s Department of Zoology and Physiology.
www.google.com
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bullbugle307
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It's the Super Wolf Ben... All fear the Canadian Super Wolf. One fang is 100x's the lethality of Trudeau.
I love when people act like the "original" grey wolves were somehow vastly different then the "northern" grey wolves. Apparently the "original" grey wolves didn't ever hunt in packs and mostly subsisted on kale chips or something...
roadrunner made a fool of wile eHey there was “Coyote Ugly”
reintroducing the wolves will prove to be one of the big blunders of our time.
unfortunately humans are generally not smart enough to learn from the past. no point sweating over it .some things just have to run their coarse .
catastrophie usually has to hit before reason can prevail. when the elk are dead , the guns are taken and people are slaves, I expect a few will begin to see the foolishness of their actions.
unfortunately humans are generally not smart enough to learn from the past. no point sweating over it .some things just have to run their coarse .
catastrophie usually has to hit before reason can prevail. when the elk are dead , the guns are taken and people are slaves, I expect a few will begin to see the foolishness of their actions.
BrentD
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I would take a wager you are wrong if there was an objective way to determine the winner. Sure looks like wolf reintro was a good move so far. And they would have made it there on their own anyway.
But be that as it may, I hope your doom and gloom mood lifts like the fog, and you let a little sunshine into your life before the day is over.
no doom and gloom, it is what it is . I don't sweat what I can not change. and understand that only suffering brings wisdom.
I see zero proof that reintroduction was a "good move" for anything but the wolves and those who would steel our freedoms.
and no , without the help of man , they would not have found their way back anyhow . thought that is a lie often repeated by the pro wolfers. if they would have made their way back anyhow, why ,pray tell was it necessary to spend millions bringing them here???????????????? seems a silly move when they were ,a comin, anyhow!
this is why no rational discussion is possible on wolves . few have the ability to be as honest on subject as I am.
BrentD
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You overestimate your honesty. Honestly.
perhaps. but I am spot on , on yours.
onpoint
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Yup, CWD indeed has been transmitted to humans - dammit, wrong thread again................................
Wolves make people crazy. Fact
- dammit, wrong thread again................................Wolves make people crazy. Fact
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