First Wolf Kill of Livestock in Colorado

[Trap]

Lots of ways to save 4-5 thousand elk a year...should we ignore the other ways?

No

 

[huck]

Yes my guess is you boys will get Range Riders ,thats what their called here . What poeple dont get is its either a share crop deal producer pays part govt. pays part or grant deal where govt. pays all with certian rules .either way its a good way for a cowboy to make some money ,a good way for a producer to waste some money and a good way for govt. to bs you about all their doing while your tax dollar is paying their wage . Yes Im a cattle producer and yes we have wolves . Dogs are easy to control no matter what study you read

 

[huck]

I dont know if this is pertinent or not but I would not believe 1 thing in the wash. wolf plan .To many $ to be had . Side note our elk fetuses are about half the size as normal ,just what ive seen with our small herd around here .

 

[Donjuan]

This seems like an opportunity for hunters and ranchers to unite on something and benefit everyone.
What I mean is hunters need to petition to allow the hunting of wolves and help the ranchers. By doing so, we might open up more access.
I could see a rancher letting you hunt if you killed a wolf. There is a reason they were eradicated and had a bounty on them.

But who am I kidding...certain organizations with liberal ties whose leaders post bs Google info on here want cattle gone and we will just complain about point creep and overcrowded OTC units

 

[huck]

Its a good idea ,but would be hard to get it any traction . To many politics , to much money to be made .

 

[sneaky]

Here's another one that Colorado won't have to worry about.

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[cod007]

Congrats man! Way to go!

Here's another one that Colorado won't have to worry about.

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[Operator]

I suppose the data needs to take into account wolf to domestic dog ratio, if it was a one to one ratio I am guessing the wolf would have more kills as the dogs are fed at home unlikely the wolves are.

 

[ousuxndallas]

Here's another one that Colorado won't have to worry about.

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Awwaome! Do you need a tag or is it like shooting yotes?

 

[mtluckydan]

Good job...Buzz says you have to kill 5 cats now cause they're far more damaging than wolves...wolves don't hurt anything by the numbers...

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[sneaky]

Good job...Buzz says you have to kill 5 cats now cause they're far more damaging than wolves...wolves don't hurt anything by the numbers...

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Buzz has one less friend in Idaho now

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[sneaky]

Awwaome! Do you need a tag or is it like shooting yotes?

You have to have a tag

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[dreamingbig]

You should worry more about lions than wolves.

I worry about both.

I live in WA state and hunting is screwed here. We can’t hunt lions with hounds any longer and now we have wolves that we can’t manage. Ungulates are declining rapidly much to the smiles of all antihunters in the state. They will get to crush recreational hunting but they aren’t going to be able to see many elk/deer/moose in the wild.

And IMHO I still think wolves kill more per capita than dogs. Wolf kills divided by total wolves is greater than domestic dog kills divided by total domestic dogs.


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[dreamingbig]

Here's another one that Colorado won't have to worry about.

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Nice work sneaky!


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[Lee_R]

Here's another issue

Wolf preys on dog in Jackson County

What appears to be a wolf plundering was discovered Sunday morning in Jackson County.

kdvr.com

 

[Coveyleader]

Well, the puppy lovers can expect more of this in the near future.

https://www.thedenverchannel.com/ne...d-in-jackson-county-wolf-depredation-incident

 

[Sykes]

Have you seen the signs in Jackson County?

 

[Sykes]

That dog belonged to a friend of mine, not far from my place. At a minimum the CPW better allow us to haze these wolves, we cant wait for an officer to arrive. Right now they have no fear of man. Shit they killed that dog in his yard! And the people that voted for the wolves could give a shit less about the loss of that dog and the effect on the family. Carlos put this on his Facebook

 

[Trap]

I worry about both.

I live in WA state and hunting is screwed here. We can’t hunt lions with hounds any longer and now we have wolves that we can’t manage. Ungulates are declining rapidly much to the smiles of all antihunters in the state. They will get to crush recreational hunting but they aren’t going to be able to see many elk/deer/moose in the wild.

And IMHO I still think wolves kill more per capita than dogs. Wolf kills divided by total wolves is greater than domestic dog kills divided by total domestic dogs.


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Unfortunately I think Washington is the poster child for what the anti hunters want to do with predator protection and predator introduction. I live close enough and have friends there so I have watched their plan unfold over there for last 20 plus years, it’s sickening but if anyone doubts the motivation of predator lovers, they just need to look at what they have done (destroyed) in Washington thus far

 

[dreamingbig]

Yeah it is bad. Probably the biggest single reason why Idaho has had to change their nonresident elk tag process.


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