16 wolves get death penalty for eating into Wyoming cattle rancher profits 

In Wyoming by Twowolves2 Comments

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Here is another sad VERY recent example of Wolves being Slaughtered that Protect The Wolves® Sanctuary can apply for.  Share and Support our Cause Please for the Wolves sake!
How many deaths will it take before people get tired of them slaughtering Wolves for Ranchers Profits?
Sixteen wild grey wolves in the US state of Wyoming have been sentenced to death by humans for preying on their cattle, according to a new order from the Fish and Wildlife Service.

Eleven have been slaughtered so far with guns fired from a helicopter after one wolf pack had‘beef for dinner’ at least 10 times over the winter months and another killed 19 elk and 19 cows.

US policy driven by the powerful rancher lobby spending millions of dollars every year means a violent end for the genetic link to man’s best friend, even though there’s a debate as to whether wolves keep cattle herds healthier by culling out the weak links that are slow and dumb enough to be eaten.

Popular Science magazine, in an article titled Stop Shooting Wolves, You Maniacs, cited 2010 US Department of Agriculture figures that show they were one of the least deadliest predators for cattle, killing 8,100. In comparison, the wily coyotes successfully dropped their Acme anvils on 116,700, dogs 21,800, big cats 18,900, and vultures 11,900.

Source: 16 wolves get death penalty for eating into Wyoming cattle rancher profits — RT America

Comments

  1. Its ridiculous they are only doing it to eat us humans do the same shit everyday so really whats the difference from us and the wolfs they got to eat aswell it makes me so mad what they do to wolfs they are such beautiful animals

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