Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Wolves kill heifer in Jackson County, Colorado

Sherm, there was a pack that moved back and forth over the border back in the early 90's but the vast majority of wolves in the state, including the NW are the result of a well orchestrated process of bringing timber wolves down from Canada and turning them loose, and not just Jellystone park. I found one of the staging areas down along the Blackfoot river while I was scouting for a new area to hunt. The pens/cages were still in the area where FWP was acclimating the wolves before release in the area, and that was years earlier. The few wolves that moved in on their own is a drop in the bucket compared to what was artificially introduced/released.

I knew a guy who hit a black bear on a dirt road.

Well...that's where it ended up. No telling EXACTLY where it was when it was struck....

On comes the bar stool sss crowd.

It’s real funny all the sss drunks all claimed how many they killed before delisting. Since it’s been legal in MT, Wy and ID with multiple tags the Sss crowd now kill none and wolf numbers are higher.

I always ask the wolf whiners how many they have seen or killed. The answer is always the same. None

I have never seen a wolf in the wild, let alone killed one. 😊

I've killed 2.

I wear that as a badge of honor as a Californian.

The great Two Dogs Fuucking speaks.

Fuggin A!

That is a good record.......... I shot at two, hit one for sure, never recovered it, but pretty sure he was eaten by night fall.
Once established, they will never be gotten rid of and they kill Cattle up here all the time.

Wolves got a huge Bull in a swamp and looks like a long drawn out death ensued, then my buddy who has a grazing lease showed me pics of his Cattle with their tails ripped off and their hind legs hamstrung. He finally had to move his Cattle 100 miles away to another lease. What they do to Ungulates is sickening.

But, if it was my cowdog that was killed, I would dedicate the rest of my life to killing them off. And the CPW would never know. In my best Shooter/Mark Wahlberg voice, " I don't think you understand. These boys killed my dog"......

Well bud how many have you killed? And not the standard Internet forum make believe wolf kill.

Well butt, I've never killed a one, or claimed to have, here or anywhere else.
You be the one who claims expertise on all things predator, oh great slayer of panthers.

You don't take out Wolves with guns, you would have to see them to do that, and you don't see them so....

Nah, he's only one dog doing the deed, all alone, with himself, while reading the directions

One for me, tho Ive had more opportunities. Maybe next time i get stalked by a pack and they want my dog to "come play out" l'll whack another

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I take it you encourage wolf reintroduction! If that's the case a good old gfy! Yes I have seen wolf in the mountains and the marsh! Three in the last two years, one within a quarter mile from town. No I haven't had the pleasure of killing one in the lower 48. Put a wolf hunting season in my state and I will try.

Well you take it wrong. Not surprising

Methods to minimize contact?? WTF does that mean??

Best method is to kill all of the fuggin things or as many as possible.

The way I read it is they will repay the rancher if the heifer was killed by wolves that "naturally" roamed in, but not if they were reintroduced wolves??

I would say fugg Colorado Parks and Wildlife and kill everyone I ran on to if I were a rancher.

There is a reason they tried wiping them out 100+ years ago.

Was it the same reasons “they” wiped out bison, elk, raptors and ducks 100 years ago?

Probably. Bad thing is they didn't succeed on the wolves and raptors.

Damn shame.

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