Wolves in Idaho
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JimBridger
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sorry for the double post
What is this guy up to? Wolfer
He was in the above program
and then what about Doug Smith?Druid Peak Pack Down To Lone Wolf : NPR
Are these stand up guys?
What is this guy up to? Wolfer
He was in the above program
and then what about Doug Smith?Druid Peak Pack Down To Lone Wolf : NPR
Are these stand up guys?
royinidaho
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These guys are simply pro wolf folks. Nothing more, nothing less. Actually pretty good people. Just think different than some of us.
JimBridger
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I asked that question based upon what these men have said.
Carter expresses disdain for pro's,con's and politicians.He also identifies himself as a hunter,trapper, and conservationist. Yet, as a biologist with the U.S.FWS, is this a conflict of interest?
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eDG9w-JqTE"]C of I Lectures: Wolf expert Carter Niemeyer - YouTube[/ame]
Doug in the audio file expresses two lines of thought that concern me.
First: Spending some $60 million? They re-introduce some sub-wolf-type/predator into YNP and then they allow this investment to die by disease,over-saturation, and reduced habitat?
Which leads to my second concern, he expresses affirmation of elk herd reduction from what, some 20,000 down to some 4,000. This he stated in one of the videos I have seen.
I do not know the population numbers, but I am aware Moose have severely been affected, as have antelope, and of course yotes
Carter expresses disdain for pro's,con's and politicians.He also identifies himself as a hunter,trapper, and conservationist. Yet, as a biologist with the U.S.FWS, is this a conflict of interest?
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eDG9w-JqTE"]C of I Lectures: Wolf expert Carter Niemeyer - YouTube[/ame]
Doug in the audio file expresses two lines of thought that concern me.
First: Spending some $60 million? They re-introduce some sub-wolf-type/predator into YNP and then they allow this investment to die by disease,over-saturation, and reduced habitat?
Which leads to my second concern, he expresses affirmation of elk herd reduction from what, some 20,000 down to some 4,000. This he stated in one of the videos I have seen.
I do not know the population numbers, but I am aware Moose have severely been affected, as have antelope, and of course yotes
freebird63
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I have went to his lectures before and he seems to tell both sides of the story. He is no longer a biologist. He has some interesting stuff to say that opened my eyes. His lectures do attract the extreme pro wolf people.
JimBridger
Member
This is he latest harvest report from IFG website:
http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/wildlife/elkPlan/state.pdf
http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/wildlife/elkPlan/state.pdf
