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Those bio and wildlife bureaucrats whose paychecks depend on managing installation programs and shepherding wolves, etc. can get real touchy when their little worlds are disturbed. During 20 some years up in the Gila we witnessed some disturbing and sad activity on the part of those types. We had the same deal here in Wyoming when they "Reintroduced" (dumped) those worthless POS wolves on us back in the mid 90's. I think the bastard who was the head honcho that oversaw the management (protection) of the wolves was Bangs, I forget is first name. After they got the population up to were you could never get rid of them, he retired and moved to Colorado....big shocker there. Maybe he's up to his shenanigans again down there in Colofornia.
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Here's more on the other dead wolf from the Great Lakes region. How did it end up in Colorado? https://www.outdoorlife.com/conservation/great-lakes-wolf-in-colorado/
Remember why, specifically, the Bill of Rights was written...remember its purpose. It was written to limit the power of government over the individual.
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How? You ask. Who knows, but I got a little tale to tell.
There is a retired deputy from here in western ND, McKenzie CO.
I don’t recall him saying the year however, 90’s maybe.
Anyway him and parter were in a small town having lunch. After lunch they were standing around a parking lot talking. There was a stock trailer that was all boarded up and kinda weird. Curious, they went to check it out.
They talked to the guy and he was transporting wolves from Minnesota to Montana.
I’ve heard another similar story about mountain lions being transported too. I kinda believe that one too.
North Dakota might have had a few cats here and there. But a few years ago there was a population explosion.
State denied the existence and then like magic there is a season.
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Because the wolf is listed under the Endangered Species Act, its death is under investigation by federal authorities.
Lord Help us if it's not too late... But not the border. If they caught a single wolf it was probably an Omega. After being relocated it was still an omega. Just like ilhan Omar is still a terrorist despite being relocated from Somalia.
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Fug colorado & all the wolves & dems
All in all the same Sums it up for me.
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^ THIS ^ that was my thought right away too !
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here in Minnesota we have been told there are no cougars in Minnesota by our state DNR , but 60 years ago near the land i live on my Grandfather`s cows got tore up by a cougar the next day the neighbor another farmer shot this cougar ,got the big cougar mounted and was front page news in the local paper too. over the years there have been many sightings of cougars. as far as wolves the DNR claims the population is 2,500 here in Minnesota most of us believe its closer to 4,000 wolves because these DNR city top managers are liberals and Peta people too. so yes Minnesota does have cougars and yes we have way too many wolves . Pete53
LIFE NRA , we vote Red up here, Norseman
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FedGov treating the dead wolf like it's the scene of a crime, unbelievable.... The Full Weight of the District of Corruption is about to be Leveled.. If you listen Closely you’ll be able to hear the Legions moving Forward .. Example Must be Made..
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“Initial evidence suggests that this wolf likely died of natural causes, but a final determination will not be made until the necropsy is completed,” a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service spokesperson said in an email. Was the meteor that hit it a complete pass through or did they discover that spent bullets come from outer space?
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Wasn't from accelerated lead poisoning ?
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