Right now there are a number of Bills and poison rider to delist wolves, gut the Endangered Species Act and more. Wisconsin has also put a new Bill out that has many hunters salivating. The Bill would prohibit the Department of Natural Resources from spending any money to manage wolves beyond reimbursing people for depredation losses. State law enforcement officers …
Will ODFW go after OR7? 2 more Dead calves blamed on Rogue Pack
ODFW said though they’re not required, however non-lethal measures can be used to reduce livestock depredation. JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – Two more calves were killed by wolves in Jackson County, just days after another calf was found dead. On January 4 a cattle producer found a dead calf on private ranchland about six miles southeast of Prospect, in the …
Killing Wolves Might Protect One Farm’s Cows And Sheep At Expense Of Others .
If states pay attention when they look at both Washington and Oregon from 2016 to 2017, Depredations following their lethal removal slaughter increased not decreased, the have proven Dr. Robert Wielgus Research Accurate A new study claims government killing of wolves can increase the risk to nearby farms, providing further evidence for the ineffectiveness of the so-called “lethal control” policy approach. …
Jeff Flake wants to remove federal protections for Mexican gray wolves
Flake is a fitting name. We need to get these types of officials into court soon while we still have wolves left. Sen. Jeff Flake is seeking to remove federal Endangered Species Act protections from the Mexican gray wolves roaming Arizona and New Mexico. Flake, R-Ariz., last week introduced a bill to lift the animals’ endangered status if the U.S. …