@Quigley_Sharps http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/09/science/earth/famous-wolf-is-killed-outside-yellowstone.html?_r=0
From the article: "The deaths have dismayed scientists who track wolves to study their habits, population spread and threats to their survival." (emphasis added) I don't get it. First they want to know what kills wolves, and now they're upset that the wolves are being killed?
@Quigley_Sharps ...you might be interested in reading. Of Wolves, Bureaucrats, Biologist-Activists, and Assorted Parasites - SurvivalBlog.com Sort of a similar even going on in Bhutan as happened with wolves: "do gooders" want to make the area the last bastion/breeding ground for tigers. They just think tigers would be so happy living there . . . of course, they don't really want to hear any negatives from the Bhutanese people who will have to live with the tigers in their back yard.
@Quigley_Sharps Rep. Joel Kretz introduces wolf relocation legislation - Washington State House Republicans Now let's see how the hippies and tree huggers like having wolves in their backyard.
I have to wonder how many elk and whitetail will survive next year because she is no longer around? Jim
