Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project

sagebrush

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Coming to a hunting unit near you.

http://www.gcwolfrecovery.org/


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We need to get organized and stop the USFWS from ramming this project down our throats. The Strip, Kaibab Plateau and Mogollon Rim units are the targeted release sites.
 
You've got to be frikken kidding me...this shite makes my blood boil instantaneously

I can't even think right now, I have to go vomit. The self absorbed 'righteousness' and STUPIDITY of the greenheads is positively sickening
 
The bad news is they have whipped the USFWS into submission through lawsuits and the threat of further litigation. Then they get reimbursed for their litigation expenses by the federal government!
 
Ant bets that AZ SFW will use this as a life line. They were in the know about the wolf plan and were trying to raise money to fight the pro-wolf people. eeded it to be an emergency and it needed to be quiet.
 
Being from Idaho but moving back to AZ I must say: SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE!!!!!!! Even if a predator control program was setup it would never go into effect before its to late! Must stop the initial releases some how.
 
Close the roads, turn it into wilderness, add the wolves and destroy our lifestyles in one generation.
 
You might want to read this message from Amy that was posted in the general Forum on this topic.

Amy (70 posts)
Jan-18-12, 03:11 PM (MST)
34. "RE: Anyone else receive this?"
I spoke to our wildlife chief about these rumors yesterday. He explained that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is in the early stages of developing a recovery plan for Mexican wolves, and no final decisions will be made for several years. Any proposal to introduce wolves would go out to the public for input before a final decision was made. In other words, there is nothing official right now: not a proposal, not a reintroduction area, not a timeline.
In the meantime, Utah's DWR is represented on the recovery-plan team, and we're working vigorously to keep all recovery efforts within the historic range of Mexican wolves (areas outside of Utah).

The following paragraph is at the end of a recent DWR fact sheet and provides a bit more information about Mexican wolves:

What about Mexican wolves?
The Mexican wolf is a unique subspecies that occurred in Mexico and parts of the southwestern United States. Biologists have determined that the core population of Mexican wolves did not range farther north than central Arizona and New Mexico. The DWR opposes any efforts to recover this subspecies in Utah.

Amy Canning
Communications Specialist
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
 
As if wolves could tell where the Utah state line is. If they are eventually recovered in AZ and NM as planned, it's just a matter of time before they end up in Colorado and Utah.

Eldorado
 
Before 1999 when Mexican Gray Wolves were introduced to the Eastern portion of Arizona I never thought that day would come. It did come, and to see signs warning you to watch your life and pets around these predators was shocking to me...Who would want these animals roaming in the wild?? Now I look and see more plans of spreading these Voracious predators makes me sick, disgusted and just plain Angered!!!! This is BS and there has to be a way to fight these idiotic people who favor this. There's many more people in AZ who would hate to see any wolf introduce itself in AZ, but there seems to be a few idiots left that favor stuff like this and eventually get it passed. It's just a slow process these green lickers use..oh we'll just recover on the Eastern side of AZ, and then what do you know they want the whole damn State next. We can't let Wolves DESTROY this State, NO WAY something has to be done to stop these ignorant people..
 
Looks like I won't be spending anymore money at the Phoenix Zoo. We have to declare war on this or before long our hunting and fishing heritage will be gone.
 

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