It doesn't matter if you can kill a wolf on sight in Wyoming. How many do you think will die? If the number is significant, the huggers will file an immediate court injunction. I'm happy about the de-listing. I'll be happier if the courts decide to let the de-listing stand, and allow the states (Wyoming, Idaho, Montana) to implement their respective management plans. Until this happens, the Wyoming predator thing means nothing. mtmuley
Bill Hoppe is a friend of mine. He knows of what he speaks. He was one of the ones who accurately predicted what is actually happening today 13 years ago. It's a crying shame, let's hope the "anti's" and the "huggers" dont get their appeal approved.
Jim
That map is a complete joke. It will take 13 more years for the wolves to move beyond that boundary. I am only familiar with the areas in and around Cody, but I can tell you in that area this delisting isn't going to do a damn bit of good. The areas to the west and nw of Cody where a great deal of Elk, Sheep hunting isn't affected at all by this new predator designation. I don't know who came up with the map, G & F or the Feds, but it is a complete JOKE! I'm very dissapointed with this!
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