Wolves in CO gone wild

[Whaledriver]

Colorado’s reintroduced wolves have killed four more cattle in Grand County

This marks the largest cluster of livestock losses since Colorado reintroduced the species in the area last December.

www.cpr.org

This could get interesting way quicker than I thought.

 

[Maverick1]

Colorado’s reintroduced wolves have killed four more cattle in Grand County

This marks the largest cluster of livestock losses since Colorado reintroduced the species in the area last December.

www.cpr.org

This could get interesting way quicker than I thought.

That’s what they do.

 

[elkguide]

Man am I surprised!!!!

Wolves are just so cute and cuddly.

 

[pirogue]

Results of a libtard treehugger state accepting wolves from another libtard tree hugger state?…..I’m just fresh out of sympathy.

 

[Mish-pop]

My sympathy is for the ranchers who have to deal with the mess that they adamantly opposed. If this is just a handful I can't imagine the mess when they add more!

 

[AZ8]

Why would they use a stock photo of a much smaller Mexican grey wolf from Arizona? lol

 

[Jbehredt]

^^^ It’s CPR so not exactly an honest and unbiased news source. They/them absolutely searched for “cute wolf pic” to lead the story.

 

[5MilesBack]

All this while they prepare to add several more to the state this year. Might as well bring smallpox back while they're at it. SMH

 

[sndmn11]

^^^ It’s CPR so not exactly an honest and unbiased news source. They/them absolutely searched for “cute wolf pic” to lead the story.

Of course the author is an ambiguous name with a photo that looks like SNL Pat.

 

[IDVortex]

I'm glad they're still planning to bring more wolves into Colorado, it would be a shame for them to listen to ranchers or hunters who just go out and kill animals or keep them pinned up. The great wolf is a special animal that ever state should accept, they're a majestic and beautiful animal.


Man, I can't type this with a straight face.

 

[Ross]

Going to get much worse sadly

 

[weekender7]

Looking forward to the ones in Grand County easing over to Estes Park ............

 

[Ucsdryder]

Looking forward to the ones in Grand County easing over to Estes Park ............

I hope they kill 10 elk at the top of trail ridge road July 4th weekend. Maybe eat a calf elk from the ass while it’s still alive.

 

[OMF]

Oooo...I saw that "gone wild" part in the title and my mind drifted elsewhere.

 

[OMF]

@Ucsdryder, they'll NEVER do that! They ONLY kill the old, sick, and injured. And they'll kill all the CWD animals and eliminate it from the population.

 

[Yoder]

I'm currently lobbying to release cuddly wolves into Central Park in NYC. All are welcome there.

 

[coloyooper]

I hope they kill 10 elk at the top of trail ridge road July 4th weekend. Maybe eat a calf elk from the ass while it’s still alive.

Wouldn’t shock me to find out cpw has shoot to kill orders anywhere near where wolves COULD get a bad name. Towns, national parks, etc.

 

[Mkrueger88]

Results of a libtard treehugger state accepting wolves from another libtard tree hugger state?…..I’m just fresh out of sympathy.

It was strictly passed by the front range every county outside of the front range voted no. Including the western slop where I live. That’s the politics of Colorado front range decides everything even if the rest of the entire state votes against it.

 

[Scoot]

Mkrueger, it's just like MN. The twin cities (and their cidiots) decide everything for the rest of the state. Meanwhile, we have a governor who refers to anything north of St. Cloud as nothing but "rocks and cows". Buncha libtards who don't have a clue what life is like in the vast majority of the state. So frustrating...

 

[spike camp]

It was strictly passed by the front range every county outside of the front range voted no. Including the western slop where I live. That’s the politics of Colorado front range decides everything even if the rest of the entire state votes against it.

This is not accurate.
SW counties voted yes, among others, other than the front range.