This guy nails it!!

I can't speak for your state @turkeyfever, but my feeling is;

If an individual wants to manage the ungulate population by hunting, it is their RESPONSIBILITY to manage the predator population also. It is really that simple.

Talk is cheap.

Like HowToHunt says in the video, NOBODY ELSE IS GOING TO DO IT.

Thank you for posting some 'real talk' @bigngreen
 
Look on YouTube. There is a video of a black wolf the Walden Colorado game warden posted several years ago. It was filmed on a ranch in Walden. They are already here!
 
Wisconsin too!!!
That was their idea to control the deer-vehicle collision rate. Feed the wolves.....
 
I have friends in the FWP and Forest Service and there are a lot of good people in both agencies wanting to do good job but they are scared to death of being sued by the plethora of fake environmental groups that just use them as a screen to rape the American tax payer and control public lands.
 
Hand Skill, I will say that no one controls predators better than my brother and I. We own 500 acres that we raise pine trees on and hunt. We started trapping three years a go because our turkey population went to crap. Over that period of time we have recorded over 200 coon and opossum in three years. We have trapped 10 coyotes and 4 bobcats to date. That is just during the month of February. I am doing my part. But doing it legally.
 
Hand Skill, I will say that no one controls predators better than my brother and I. We own 500 acres that we raise pine trees on and hunt. We started trapping three years a go because our turkey population went to crap. Over that period of time we have recorded over 200 coon and opossum in three years. We have trapped 10 coyotes and 4 bobcats to date. That is just during the month of February. I am doing my part. But doing it legally.
Wolves are a whole different ball game.
 
I don't know where it ranks in the problems associated with this problem, but the myth various state, or federal wildlife departments being on "our" side has to be up toward the top.
 
I don't know where it ranks in the problems associated with this problem, but the myth various state, or federal wildlife departments being on "our" side has to be up toward the top.
I know several guys in FWP, but at the local level that have always been in our side and I'm so thankful for that, I can't imagine how bad it could if we didn't have some of the good guy here.
 
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