And now there are idiots wanting to bring grizzlies back to oregon.....Just looking at deer. The deer population decreased by 40% in just a 3 year period about that same time. Mainly due to weather conditions/drought, but it takes years for the herds to recover and... suddenly we're introducing apex predators?
Gotta make you stop and think sometimes.
Yep -- the people wanting to bring Grizzlies back are primarily the anti-hunting groups like the HSUS and Peta but our urban population ignorantly buy into their rhetoric which is animal rights based propaganda -- and are the largest financial support for those groups -- as are the politicians for which our urban majority vote!
True statement! However, wolves do kill people. There have been a number of documented attcacks on humans in recent years and 2 deaths! One in Alaska -- a school teacher out for her morning run on March 8, 2010 (Candice Berner) -- and one on November 8, 2005 in Saskatchewan (Kenton Carnegie).
No , THEY are introducing them. - that would be the weenie greenies, treehuggers, environmentalists, 'preservationists' you name it.
Hopefully this doesn't go against the standards of this web site but I feel it needs to be said! Yes, you nailed it! The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) is an animal rights group and it has a yearly budget of almost 200 million dollars and use that to attack hunting as well as all animal ownership and animal use! If you look at the HSUS "Humane Scorecard" page you'll see that the Oregon Democrats get an approval rating of 80% year in and year out! In Oregon ALL Democrats vote for ALL animal rights legislation the HSUS introduces. It was the HSUS that poured millions into outlawing hunting cougars with dogs in Oregon and they're also behind introducing wolves in the American west and behind the effort to introduce grizzlies!
These both go without saying.
Under the 'Oregon Wolf Plan' there is no classification of endangered/un-endangered and therefore there is NO legal hunting of them, and from the ODFW:
Your thought reminds me of the wolf I saw in the Imnaha Unit a couple of years ago. It was about 80 degrees during the first week of bow season and that wolf looked completely out of place. I thought to myself - "A Bengal tiger would look about as at home."
By reintroducing wolves isn't that us managing things? If nature was in was controlled wouldn't they just come back by themselves? Your last sentence makes no sense
You hear that at the end? "Call somebody!" while they sit filming the whole thing. Putz's!
