Got this from a buddy. As I understand it, this was a child's pet horse. The child had just finished riding and tied it up in the corral. The wolves ran up and killed the pony. Don't know if the child was threatened or not!

S,S, S is a good policy!

Don't worry, someone will be along to point out that you are in error and that wolves are really God's cuddliest creatures put on this Earth to control all of those pesky unwanted game animals that would otherwise have to be controlled by hunters.

If I knew I had the last wolf on the continental U.S. in my sights, I would not hesitate for a second to shoot it.

I'm with ya. Kill the dam things.

[b][color:#3333FF]Here's one story with the photo.?[/color][/b]

Very typical wolf kill scene up this way where implanted cage-raised hybrids (protected) have little or no fear of humans and seem very comfortable near dwellings. Dennis, do you know the exact location on this one?

OK, just saw deerwhacker's cite - not one of the locals - looks like it was up in Montana.

No, will find out more.

"Permission to kill five wolves", maybe all the creatures that were in on the release and breeding of the wolves should be held responsible for any damage accrued by the wolves.

Its funny how agressively the enviro-REI, Sierra Club + other wackos defend the wolf. I have some of their "teachings" from the US Humane Society. They are rabidly in favor of their protection. I'm convinced some would trade a human death for one less wolf death.

Sierra county NM? That sound possible?

East of Silver somewhere??

Yes.

Sierra County and Catron County NM are in the Mexican Wolf area.

I have friends that are ranchers there. One rancher in the area is having pure hell right now, but not to worry, the wolves get around to everyone eventually.

The article says Darby, Montana.

Remember, many Wolf "lovers" are anti hunters and Wolf populations are desired to justify no longer needing hunters.

As with everything these days it's the end game that matters....

And three years ago.....

That link is from June 2011.

The problem with the wolf suckers is they overplayed their hand. The populations were allowed to get out of hand, way above their so called "Target" goals. Now others have to target them to try and balance what the wolf suckers have unbalanced.

NW Wisconsin is a perfect, terrible example of their devastation. It will be a long while before there is any healthy balance there. It's amazing to see how bad it's gotten. This amazingly harsh winter will finish the job the wolves started there. Oh well, at least some of the wolves may starve or become a bit more visible, so that's something.

Dennis - yes, Sierra County (particularly northern part, east/north of Silver) has these implanted hybrid MGWs. 80 to 100 miles south of here, and if the action was there and very recent, would like to have further info.

That photo in the OP seems to be a kill up in Montana a while back. But, same usual scene.

The antis goal is to have the predators reduce game populations to curtail or eliminate 'sport hunting'. They don't care a bit about animals killed by wolves, or fledgling game numbers.

Just in case one forgets what's going on here.

3 years ago, it wasn't a little girls "pet" that was just tied up. The horse actually died from being stuck in the fence. Not pro wolf, but I am pro facts. mtmuley

The article does say "driven through the fence by predators". So maybe the wolves were making trouble, then had a little snack.

Dennisaz: Did this incident occur in Arizona - I hope it did not!
If it did happen in Arizona then the rmWf blessed, transplanted Canadian wolves are spreading even faster than I thought they would!
Regardless where this happpened its a shame.
My closest neighbors had a beloved horse/pet that she had bought years ago for cutting/roping/barrel racing competitions.
She paid $25,000.00 for it years ago - the Wolves killed and ate part of it.
Her heart was broken along with the financial loss - which I do not beleive was ever compensated for - as the "greens" had promised us all - if you will remember!
Thanks for nothing rmWf!
I personally have seen Wolf kill sites where Moose, Elk, Bighorn Sheep, Mule Deer, Llamas, Cattle, Horses, Dogs and Coyotes have been victimized.
In addition I have seen Wolves chasing Antelope.
I have not as yet come across a Wolf killed Whitetailed Deer, but I have a trapper friend who claims he has witnessed them?
Sad.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

WOW... You'll have to tell me more tomorrow Dennis.

You truly are a moron

When you boys figure out SSS won't work because you won't see enough of them to matter, maybe you'll figure out, poison is your friend....hint, hint. It'll only take a few of you with BALLS, well spaced out. The rest can keep sitting on your asses and bitching as if you would REALLY do anything.

Poison has to be used very carefully. Leaving indiscriminate carcasses in your wake will draw attention. When a hunting dog eats some it will ramp up even more.

Here's a fresh case in WI where it didn't turn out to well, for the perpetrators.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/crime/...ther-wildlife-b99204441z1-245308921.html


How's that hired 'wolf hunter' doing in ID?

Damn, you boys need to put up your book of the Three Little Pigs.

Agreed, and bragging to people you don't know will get you caught every time.

You know, kids, if you want this to stop, you should make sure your Congresskritter knows you want
1. A Congressional law exempting wolves from the ESA, and
2. Fundamental reform of the Endangered Species Act.
Work on that now....then in 2016, if enough people with brains vote, there will be a president that will sign that law.

He talked to this rancher in Sierra county and she showed him photos on her phone. For some reason he thought the one posted was the same one. He is trying to find the right photo now. The one I posted does indeed appear to be from Montana. I doubt our precious Mexican wolves have made it that far yet.

It's obvious that horse was terminally ill or the wolves would have never had "selected" it out of any other prey in the area. Learned this watching a nature show. I guess 75% of the elk in Yellowstone were ill too. Saved them hundreds in vet bills also.