The man with the Pit is normally the problem also.Bad owners give them a bad name,I am willing to bet horses injure more people a year than Pits do.
Certainly in proportion to their numbers. People also forget how many Pitbulls there are in the nation when they discuss stats. There are many times more of what statisticians term "pitbulls" in the nation than any other breed. Not even close.
What the hell can you expect from a former Rocky Mountian Wolf Foundation employee?
He's a much better person than you will ever be. I had the pleasure of working with him while a writing intern. RMEF has done more for land preservation, than you will ever do. While there policies have now changed, the land they conserved has not. Don is one of the good guys. You wanna speak different about him, PM me, we can always have a sit down and talk.
What the hell can you expect from a former Rocky Mountian Wolf Foundation employee?
He's a much better person than you will ever be. I had the pleasure of working with him while a writing intern. RMEF has done more for land preservation, than you will ever do. While there policies have now changed, the land they conserved has not. Don is one of the good guys. You wanna speak different about him, PM me, we can always have a sit down and talk.
The Rocky Mountain Wolf Foundation has done nothing but to use the Wolves as a fund raising scheme that my opinion. Can you prove me wrong?
The RMEF has conserved and enhanced over 5 million acres of ground.
Is the RMEF using the wolf as a fundraising scheme....Yes. Are elk numbers down. Hell Yes. Hunting in N. Idaho, and NW Montana has drastically changed since wolves have been reintroduced.
If every wolf was dishing out cash for every elk they killed, we would be fine, but they are not. Wolves take tags away from hunters plain and simple. Look at the numbers for Idaho Elk Tags sold this year. They are WAY down. People in the areas that I know aren't seeing elk, and don't even think about trying to draw a moose tag. You can, but good luck finding a moose. 12 years ago when I got a moose, there were tons. Its not up and down cycles, its wolves. So is RMEF collecting. Sure they are, they need too, something has to be done to limit numbers of wolves.
The RMEF has conserved and enhanced over 5 million acres of ground.
Is the RMEF using the wolf as a fundraising scheme....Yes. Are elk numbers down. Hell Yes. Hunting in N. Idaho, and NW Montana has drastically changed since wolves have been reintroduced.
If every wolf was dishing out cash for every elk they killed, we would be fine, but they are not. Wolves take tags away from hunters plain and simple. Look at the numbers for Idaho Elk Tags sold this year. They are WAY down. People in the areas that I know aren't seeing elk, and don't even think about trying to draw a moose tag. You can, but good luck finding a moose. 12 years ago when I got a moose, there were tons. Its not up and down cycles, its wolves. So is RMEF collecting. Sure they are, they need too, something has to be done to limit numbers of wolves.
My opinion is they sat on their butts for years and did nothing. But Collect RMWF money. You're talking to a former member of the RMWF.
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