BigGameHoundsmen.com

http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dl ... /111150308

Here is their (ODF&W) phone number Tel: 541-826-8774

Yes I know its not going to do one bit of good.. But call in... Ask them what their plan is to keep them under control.. We want to know NOW and NOT after if becomes an issue..

Mel i don't know what else to say other than that really sucks!!

just give it some more time and they will be the next big thing to be protected in california.

outlaw13 wrote:just give it some more time and they will be the next big thing to be protected in california.

Oh I'm sure.. Where this wolf is "currently" at is about 60 hwy miles from the Cali border.. Probably less as the crow flies..

Paul.. Hope Wyoming is treating you well!

Where there's 1 there's 2! We got them here in north central washington. Fun!

Maybe it will stop off in Ashland and digest a few hippies on it's way down here. With all the problems other states are having it amazes me the failed animal policies of state and federal agencies is allowed to continue......

bang shhh

I just open a little present to myself, $1000 dollars worth of iron and snares to deal with the same problems you will have in no time.

Melanie Hampton wrote:http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20111115/NEWS/111150308

Here is their (ODF&W) phone number Tel: 541-826-8774

Yes I know its not going to do one bit of good.. But call in... Ask them what their plan is to keep them under control.. We want to know NOW and NOT after if becomes an issue..

If I read that right, the wolf was born in Oregon, then released in Idaho, then made it's way back to Oregon?

joshtee wrote:

Melanie Hampton wrote:http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20111115/NEWS/111150308

Here is their (ODF&W) phone number Tel: 541-826-8774

Yes I know its not going to do one bit of good.. But call in... Ask them what their plan is to keep them under control.. We want to know NOW and NOT after if becomes an issue..

If I read that right, the wolf was born in Oregon, then released in Idaho, then made it's way back to Oregon?

I read it as, it was born in Oregon and traveled.. The pack was from Idaho at some point..

I know this is only one wolf (they think, they admit there might be more).. But it is settled close to Crater Lake National Park.. That is where the big number of elk are.. I don't see it leaving (or them).. So I'm going to start on Fish and Game now..

It might be worth bein an outlaw and take care of it. Before it gets way out of hand like idaho and montana. It won't be long before more and more and more start showing up. Good luck to you guys its a shitty deal.