Colorado releases first 5 wolves

[mt terry d]

Based on 14 years of data and trends on Washington’s wolf population and a population model developed at the University of Washington (UW), WDFW staff recommend reclassifying wolves from state endangered to sensitive.

But we'll disregard the $$million$$ of tax dollars spent on that because
uninformed and misinformed opinions trump science and common sense.

 

[BossGobbler2024]

We could use a few less wolves in Alaska. Don’t know why people want more down there.

And we allow hunting from the air!

 

[KsRancher]

And we allow hunting from the air!

As in seeing them from a plane then landing to hunt them? Or actually shoot them from the air? I know a guy that used to shoot coyotes from the air. Killed more coyotes in one day than most people see in a year. It would be blast to hunt wolves from the air. As long as you land and get the hides. I would hate to just leave them lay

 

[rickyw]

As in seeing them from a plane then landing to hunt them? Or actually shoot them from the air? I know a guy that used to shoot coyotes from the air. Killed more coyotes in one day than most people see in a year. It would be blast to hunt wolves from the air. As long as you land and get the hides. I would hate to just leave them lay

Wolf Management in Alaska with an Historic Perspective, Alaska Department of Fish and Game

Alaska Department of Fish and Game

www.adfg.alaska.gov

Intensive Management in Alaska - Alaska's Predator Control Programs, Alaska Department of Fish and Game

Alaska Department of Fish and Game

www.adfg.alaska.gov

It’s not a free for all from an airplane anymore. It’s highly regulated and targeted these days

General hunting for wolves is similar to other animals; you can’t hunt the same day you fly.