roast beef....Nice wolf! What were they using in the bait piles?
How did the deer and elk make it before man started managing wolves?Just seeing the size of that thing confirms the certain extinction of Mule Deer in some western states, since they won't be managed. An elk doesn't stand a chance let alone a deer. Congrats on your hunt!!!
the population peaks and valleys of both species were 40 years apart....that's howHow did the deer and elk make it before man started managing wolves?
Letās see those population counts. Big bad wolf going to get them all! šthe population peaks and valleys of both species were 40 years apart....that's how
The wolves of today in most of the lower 48 is not the wolves of yesterday in what would have been considered the lower 48.How did the deer and elk make it before man started managing wolves?
How did the deer and elk make it before man started managing wolves?
Hahahahahaha yeah super wolves!!!The wolves of today in most of the lower 48 is not the wolves of yesterday in what would have been considered the lower 48.
How old were you in the 1800ās? Who did the population counts back then?Sorry man! After rereading my post I was a little insensitive towards the wolves and a little more pro Mule Deer "My Bad." I guess I need to retake my Diversity, Equality, and Inclusive training on non-native wolves in the lower 48.
If I remember right Big Game heard numbers were actually pretty low in the 1800s and had a massive boom once predators were managed and or eradicated. Elk numbers significantly increased all over the west and Mule Deer had a huge boom in the 60s to 80s. I'm certainly not for extinction of anything, but I happen to live in a state where predators are not probably managed and never will be "Hunters included."
I read an interesting article a few weeks back from your neck of the woods "Alaska" where wolves had killed every single Blacktail deer on an island, and now had resorted to eating sea lions and Otters. Wolves seem like a relentless Apex predator to me, and IMO a deer doesn't stand a chance against one or more.
I realize you're very pro wolf and that's fine! Like I said congrats to the hunter on a great hunt and harvest!
How old were you in the 1800ās? Who did the population counts back then?
Still waiting for the wolves to ruin the elk hunting in WY MT and ID like all you anti wolf people were saying was going to happen. Hahahahahhhaha. WY elk hunting is the best itās ever been since itās become a state. Looks like those big bad super wolves and elk can co exist just fine!
So youāre not going to have your buddies kick my ass? Thatās a relief. Iāll miss the PMs of you threatening as such. š¢Thank you kickerbuck
I have blocked a couple of the kids on here so I donāt have to listen to those with credibility issues.
Iām at the point in life I just want to hunt.
So I donāt have much patience for the chest thumping or the ax grinders.
That sucks you live in Oregon. I can see why youāre so frustrated. Low big game populations to begin with, Portland, so close to WA. Better yourself, get out of that state.I'm not anti wolf at all, I just happen to live in Oregon where predators are not controlled whatsoever bc Portland runs this state. Wolves will never be managed here unless its livestock related. At some point something will have to give. I have 15 yr old twins and honestly believe that in some parts of this state MD will not exist in their lifetime.
WY, ID, MT, like you mentioned actually have hunting and trapping seasons on wolves so there is a little bit of management. With that said I realize they are smart and hard to hunt with low success rates, but there is a chance for some management. I believe Idaho still offers a bounty of some sort. I might be wrong?
I won't respond further since this post was about "Fullcry" and his successful hunt. Just seeing the size of that wolf's body and head that he shot really puts in perspective how hard it would be for a Big Game animal to get away. Especially a smaller sized animal like a deer! That was my main point!!!![]()
That sucks you live in Oregon. I can see why youāre so frustrated. Low big game populations to begin with, Portland, so close to WA. Better yourself, get out of that state.