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<blockquote data-quote="bigngreen" data-source="post: 264695" data-attributes="member: 13632"><p>I live and hunt in one of the hot spots for wolves in MT and this year we were followed out of the mountains by wolves twice. Once by a pack of eight, they new full well what we were and how to stay out of range. I have never packed a rifle or pistol for bear but have done so for wolves.</p><p>People see them more and more in and near sub divisions. The federal trapper here now kills more wolves than coyotes. They push thousands of elk down onto private ground causing all kinds of problems. One rancher this year had 18 lambs killed 300yds from the main yard in one night, not one was eaten, two days later he shot one wolf and and one got away. They do not kill before they eat and ranchers find animal still alive that need shot.</p><p>Another rancher had his family dog attached in the yard and killed, Fish and Game called it an "isolated incident" and would not issue the owner a kill permit because it was a pet not a working animal. He has young kids who play in this same yard.</p><p>They are a very serious situation. I do believe they have a place and should be here but they need managed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigngreen, post: 264695, member: 13632"] I live and hunt in one of the hot spots for wolves in MT and this year we were followed out of the mountains by wolves twice. Once by a pack of eight, they new full well what we were and how to stay out of range. I have never packed a rifle or pistol for bear but have done so for wolves. People see them more and more in and near sub divisions. The federal trapper here now kills more wolves than coyotes. They push thousands of elk down onto private ground causing all kinds of problems. One rancher this year had 18 lambs killed 300yds from the main yard in one night, not one was eaten, two days later he shot one wolf and and one got away. They do not kill before they eat and ranchers find animal still alive that need shot. Another rancher had his family dog attached in the yard and killed, Fish and Game called it an "isolated incident" and would not issue the owner a kill permit because it was a pet not a working animal. He has young kids who play in this same yard. They are a very serious situation. I do believe they have a place and should be here but they need managed. [/QUOTE]
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