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So the reason all the of Caribou are gone is because of wolves?
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The most endangered large mammal in North America...
Pinecricker
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SirFlipsALot
I would have thought the blame would lie with another species...
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Did you read the article?...
Pinecricker
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Yep. Sounds like we should focus more on excessive logging and less on wolves.
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SirFlipsALot
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It sounds like you have your head up your ass.
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Pinecricker
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We should be air gunning every wolf in that area and...
Pinecricker
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Are you sure you wouldn't rather take them alive and subject them to "enhanced interrogation"?
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funkmop
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Maybe we should air gun the lumberjacks.
SirFlipsALot
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One of the linked articles doesn't mention wolves at all...
funkmop
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My only point is that human beings are responsible for caribou decline, not wolves.
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SirFlipsALot
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I blame the caribou - nobody loves a quitter!!
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funkmop
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What do you base that presumption on?...
Pinecricker
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The decline was caused by habitat loss, right? When was the last time you saw a wolf with a chainsaw?
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SirFlipsALot
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I might be able to shed a bit of light on this.
Gordo
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Thanks, Gordo...
funkmop
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Nice explanation, but it should be noted that...
Pinecricker
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I thought about the words "species" I used after I'd left to head up into the Devils.
Gordo
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From what I understand, it is an ongoing debate...
Pinecricker
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Interesting blurb about it on Wikipedia...
Pinecricker
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Well crap, why didn't somebody mention that 5 posts ago?
SirFlipsALot
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The aboriginal subspecies is getting rare to see, but has been sighted as recently as last winter south of here.
Gordo
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In the Panhandle our elk numbers are down 60% in over the last 3 years...
Pinecricker
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Ok I retract everything I said before.
SirFlipsALot
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A bit of history WRT the re-introduction program.
Gordo
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Another factor which sustained large elk population in Yellowstone was...
Pinecricker
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Yes, there was and is. I mentioned it above.
Gordo
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BTW, I have a question for you.
Gordo
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I've never heard the reasoning behind that decision...
Pinecricker
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This is fascinating. The devil is in the details, I guess. In my own smoky mountains, wolf reintroduction was a
SirFlipsALot
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Here is a brief read by a person who was involved in the program.
Gordo
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Only if you let me apologize for my terse remark first...
Pinecricker
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Hey its karma for me. I'm still deep in the hole for all of my drunken rants over the years.
SirFlipsALot
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Very simple answer...
Pinecricker
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How about the hoards of people consuming wood and paper products instead...
Pinecricker
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Hey. I'm good with popping off tourists and loggers
laughingtotem
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Nope. I owned a wolf for 12 years.
SirFlipsALot
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