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<blockquote data-quote="Three44s" data-source="post: 1511810" data-attributes="member: 43573"><p>The antis do not love the wolves!</p><p></p><p>If they were true enviros they would have gotten behind the lawsuit filed by the Wy. State Farm Bureau and an interested Husband and Wife couple to stop the introduction of the Northern Canadian wolves.</p><p></p><p>The actual Yellowstone wolf was still there but it met the same fate as the sheep in this thread. The bureaucrats had no interest in saving the native wolf. They wanted a land shark! The couple I mention were studying the native wolf population and tried to save them from the Feds and their plan.</p><p></p><p>A land shark would turn the ranching into a death spiral and kill hunting!</p><p></p><p>In court a Federal District judge ordered the government to remove the "small experimental population " from the area (to save the 70 or so native wolves). He then put a hold on his order pending appeal to the Tenth Circuit of Appeals.</p><p></p><p>On appeal the Tenth Circuit reversed the local Federal judge. In their opinion they found that since the bureaucrats were "experts in their field" and allowed the "small experimental population" to remain.</p><p></p><p>The reason the term "small experimental population" is critical is because using that provision of the Endangered Species law gave the bureaucrats a loophole to bring the Northern Rocky Mountain wolves into the Greater Yellowstone area ......</p><p></p><p>From small beings come huge reprocussions. You can not like wolves for the sake of liking wolves or believe in the ESA as a tool to save NATIVE populations and support the SHAM planting of an invasive species to kill off ranching and hunting AND the native wolf!</p><p></p><p>Three44s</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Three44s, post: 1511810, member: 43573"] The antis do not love the wolves! If they were true enviros they would have gotten behind the lawsuit filed by the Wy. State Farm Bureau and an interested Husband and Wife couple to stop the introduction of the Northern Canadian wolves. The actual Yellowstone wolf was still there but it met the same fate as the sheep in this thread. The bureaucrats had no interest in saving the native wolf. They wanted a land shark! The couple I mention were studying the native wolf population and tried to save them from the Feds and their plan. A land shark would turn the ranching into a death spiral and kill hunting! In court a Federal District judge ordered the government to remove the “small experimental population “ from the area (to save the 70 or so native wolves). He then put a hold on his order pending appeal to the Tenth Circuit of Appeals. On appeal the Tenth Circuit reversed the local Federal judge. In their opinion they found that since the bureaucrats were “experts in their field” and allowed the “small experimental population” to remain. The reason the term “small experimental population” is critical is because using that provision of the Endangered Species law gave the bureaucrats a loophole to bring the Northern Rocky Mountain wolves into the Greater Yellowstone area ...... From small beings come huge reprocussions. You can not like wolves for the sake of liking wolves or believe in the ESA as a tool to save NATIVE populations and support the SHAM planting of an invasive species to kill off ranching and hunting AND the native wolf! Three44s [/QUOTE]
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