Save an elk...

26 September 2007, 00:48

HUNTS

Save an elk...

Comments being taken by US Fish & Game-

"SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) have prepared
a draft environmental assessment (EA) of our proposal to revise the
2005 special rule for the central Idaho and Yellowstone area
nonessential experimental populations of the gray wolf (Canis lupus) in
the northern Rocky Mountains.
The Service is reopening the comment period for the proposed
revisions to the 2005 special rule to allow all interested parties to
comment simultaneously on the proposed revisions and the draft EA. If
you have previously submitted comments on the proposed revisions, you
do not need to resubmit them because those comments have been
incorporated into the public record and will be fully considered in our
final decision."

See-

http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-SPECIES/2007/September/Day-11/e17823.htm

Send comments to-

EA-WolfRuleChange@fws.gov

Wolf proponents claim they have sent 100,000 emails thus far and plan to send another 100,000 to stop FWP. You have 3 weeks to comment. Sorry if this offends any wolf lovers.

26 September 2007, 04:16

kudu56

quote:
Save an elk...

Kill 20 wolves!

26 September 2007, 11:32

IdahoVandal

In order to save "an elk" you need to kill 20 wolves????

Wow, this is quite a change of heart for you Kudu, when did you come out of the "wolf loving closet??"

donttroll

27 September 2007, 06:13

kudu56

I just think that is good ratio! Kill 20 and save one!

How is the lion chasing going?

27 September 2007, 08:18

IdahoVandal

I just got back from giving a talk at Oxford University and am teaching this semester. The summer field season was awesome!

We are getting geared up for the winter field season starting in December and hope to get 4 or 5 males collared.

Lots of kittens this summer and last, though. Should be a good crop for the hunters this winter.....

What a way to spend my time......

28 September 2007, 05:40

kudu56

Sounds fun! I tell you there are cats every where anymore. We had one accross the street two weeks ago. My neighbors 25 year old daughter watched it walk across the back yard and down the street. G&F confirmed the tracks. There is also one in and out of Thermopolis and in Jackson. THe one in Thermop has been seen by police officers in town. I think all three are younger cats, but still shows how there range is either expanding or maybe food supplies are better in town!

30 September 2007, 07:19

Snapper

quote:
Originally posted by HUNTS:
Comments being taken by US Fish & Game-

"SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) have prepared
a draft environmental assessment (EA) of our proposal to revise the
2005 special rule for the central Idaho and Yellowstone area
NONESSENTIAL experimental populations of the gray wolf (Canis lupus) in
the northern Rocky Mountains.
The Service is reopening the comment period for the proposed
revisions to the 2005 special rule to allow all interested parties to
comment simultaneously on the proposed revisions and the draft EA. If
you have previously submitted comments on the proposed revisions, you
do not need to resubmit them because those comments have been
incorporated into the public record and will be fully considered in our
final decision."

See-

http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-SPECIES/2007/September/Day-11/e17823.htm

Send comments to-

EA-WolfRuleChange@fws.gov

Wolf proponents claim they have sent 100,000 emails thus far and plan to send another 100,000 to stop FWP. You have 3 weeks to comment. Sorry if this offends any wolf lovers.