Protect The Wolves™ Says that Perhaps if Ranchers are not capable from living Rural without the USDA to kill for them, they should move to the city! This is typical Rancher entitlement attitude. WOLVES Predator program defended as critical to rural Oregon Andrew Theen, The Oregonian Published Apr 17, 2017 at 12:01PM PORTLAND — In many Oregon communities, county governments …
Wolves in area… Ranchers claim Immediately Guilty That is whats wrong with Ranchers
These Ranchers need to wake up! If the Cow wasnt killed by wolves, The Calf became a Target, and perhaps dead already as well. Ranchers need to keep a better eye on their cattle in the wild areas to avoid these types of issues. Ranchers claim Wolves killed and ate most of a 150-pound calf April 7 in Northeast Oregon’s …
April 20th, 21st 2017 ODFW Commission Meeting Schedule and Minutes
The documents will be presented (for information only, not adoption) at the upcoming Fish and Wildlife Commission meeting on April 21 in Klamath Falls. The draft Plan will also be presented at a second Commission meeting on May 19 at the Embassy Suites Portland Airport. Public comment is welcome at both meetings or at odfw.commission@state.or.us. Below are some highlights from …
19 Oregon lawmakers denounce proposal for public wolf hunting
Nineteen Oregon lawmakers have requested that wolf hunting remain off the table to members of the public. In a March 27 letter, the lawmakers — all Democrats — request that Oregon’s fish and wildlife commission avoid opening the door to something they said would “greatly increase polarization and controversy over wolf management.” The letter stems from a proposal that could …