Colorado wolves released today

[cnelk]

I thought the release had to be on private?

It was written to be released on State Land or Private Land

 

[Flyjunky]

Coyote hunt as much as you can gentlemen

And the one and only time I’d say to use a mono bullet

 

[ianpadron]

Will be over objective in 10 years, another 5 to get them de-listed, by that time the CO elk herd will be less than 50% of the number today.

Guarantee it.

 

[Mb2017]

Thought the exact same thing…

Same

 

[Choupique]

I don't like this thread.

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

I wish they released them in golden gate state park right outside Denver so the voters could enjoy their decision, utter BS that a group was allowed to vote to release something only in someone else’s backyard and not the voter’s backyard.

 

[Hnthrdr]

Will be over objective in 10 years, another 5 to get them de-listed, by that time the CO elk herd will be less than 50% of the number today.

Guarantee it.

They will never delist them, which is why some of us are sooooo against the whole stunt to begin with. They will never be hunted, ever. If they get cat hunting outlawed next year, hunting in Co will be in giant trouble in a decade or so

 

[Fowl Play]

But guys… let’s make sure to fight amongst ourselves about OTC and non-residents destroying the elk hunting opportunities!!!!

Sorry, I had to… make sure to kick these fellas in the shins for me. https://www.rockymountainwolfproject.org/team/

Oh… and in a recent article I read, they said that Coloradans valued the reintroduction of wolves at $100 million a year if need be… this is costing the taxpayers so much money.

“CPW has dedicated numerous staff to wolf planning, hired two wolf biologists, a wolf conflict coordinator, and plans to hire several more livestock-carnivore conflict specialists. Additionally, over 100 district wildlife managers are trained to identify livestock predation.”

 

[mtblackdog]

My buddy owns Rancho Del Rio on the Colorado. Just downstream from Kremmling. 15 Warden trucks went by the Lodge today with the wolves so he followed them. They went up Sheephorn for the release. Just in case any of you were wondering.

 

[Jn78]

I wish they released them in golden gate state park right outside Denver so the voters could enjoy their decision, utter BS that a group was allowed to vote to release something only in someone else’s backyard and not the voter’s backyard.

I wish they released them in downtown Denver so they would OD on fentanyl zombies.

 

[ReaptheHeat]

They are lying sacks of human waste… are we surprised… rumor mill says lots of cpw trucks spotted by radium today

And just like that, my backyard is destroyed. The moose population in that area will also be decimated. So much for putting in for that tag again.

Funny that this wasn't the proposed release area and that wolves are already spotted/confirmed in the Colorado and Fraser River valleys. They could of at least put them on the edge of RMNP.

 

[JFK]

My fellow Wyomingites and I will form a line on the South border and pick any off that come north.

Was out that way last year saw some pictures from a local guy that indicated this type of work was already happening.

 

[cnelk]

Here's where they were released

 

[tdoublev]

This breaks my heart. I thought I read over the weekend that a judge was going to potentially halt this while new arguments were being made

 

[grfox92]

Complete buffoonery.

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[JakeT]

What a waste of time and money

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[wind gypsy]

Lots of geniuses with the "just shoot em" comments must not have watched the release video.

 

[FOS373]

I’m wondering if Polis drove or flew up there. Can’t see him spending several hours driving. If he flew, even more of waste in fuel and hypocrisy

 

[*zap*]

sad deal, once upon a time colorado was a good place to live...

 

[mt terry d]

Really wish one of those wolves would have turned around and got aggressive.

If one had you'd probably not hear about it, like the woman who was killed whose job it was to feed the penned up Imported Yellowstone wolves back in '93.
Because the experts tell us wolves never attack people and only kill the sick and injured.