Greg Jones wolf interview

[tstowater]

Really good interview of Greg Jones who was a government wolf hunter. Fills in a lot of holes in the wolf propaganda being pushed.

 

[BuckSmasher]

Cliff notes?

 

[tstowater]

No real Cliff notes. Everyone needs to watch the whole thing and educate themselves about the impact of wolves on wildlife and livestock. If you don't have the time to watch this then you can wonder what happened when there is nothing left to hunt due to wolf predation. This guy is extremely knowledgeable about wolf behavior and the difficulty of managing them once they are turned loose. Colorado is in for a rude awakening.

 

[Ross]

Good watch and hard facts. As I’ve said previously, only good wolf a dead one. I’ve met three trappers in north Idaho and between them they have stacked over 200 wolves. They have helped tremendously to save herds of elk. I’ve been in my tent at 2 am with 3 wolves howling very close. Let’s just say it will make your hair stand up.

 

[Scottf270]

Reintroduction of apex predators is an anti hunting plan to eliminate sport hunting as a management tool. If you decimate game populations, you kill the desire to hunt and the hunting culture.

You lose game department revenue, guides and outfitters go out of business, generations of outdoor knowledge is lost and hunting dies a slow death.

 

[RockAndSage]

Reintroduction of apex predators is an anti hunting plan to eliminate sport hunting as a management tool.

This is absolutely true - but you need to follow the money to find the proof. The middle-aged Karens, their millennial organizers, and these "grassroots" orgs they set up are merely the front-line units - funded and directed from elsewhere. Often, in ways they actually don't really know the source or larger strategy of.