Grey wolf confirmed in KY

[John A.]

Here is the article

The following commentary and comments are just rich :roll:

http://www.wkyt.com/wymt/home/headlines ... 49481.html

 

[GunnyGene]

Here is the article

The following commentary and comments are just rich :roll:

http://www.wkyt.com/wymt/home/headlines ... 49481.html

I tend to avoid reading comments on news sites. The grammar and spelling make most of them unintelligible, and they nearly always end up as nothing more than a string of personal insults and illiterate ramblings from the logically challenged.

 

[MikeD]

I can't even make it through most of the comments. I understand some points on both sides of the debate but the vast majority of what I hear is are the incoherent ramblings of people that cannot even form and articulate a logical thought. And that I have little time nor respect for.


MI is instituting a wolf hunt this fall.

It's been a hell of a firestorm to get this passed. The anti's have been vicious. There is even a manual that has been released on how to sabotage wolf hunters. LINKY

 

[John A.]

There is even a manual that has been released on how to sabotage wolf hunters. LINKY

Would make me want to capture a wolf alive, tranquilize it, and take it to whoever wrote the manual's house and chain it to their front door knob for when they get home.

After the tranquilizer wore off of course for them to see how friendly they are when approached first hand.

 

[OhioArcher]

I'm sorry but I'm laughing my backside off reading some of the comments. How did so many people become experts on Wolves? Not aggressive? Won't eat the elk, only the coyotes? Man, there needs to be a licensing requirement in order for people to breed...