Another one bites the dust: dead transplanted wolf in Colorado

[elkduds]

Oops, bad link. See link in post #3 below, thanks to @Bluffgruff

 

[Dave N]

Bad link.

 

[Bluffgruff]

Another gray wolf relocated to Colorado has died, bringing the total to 11 of 25 brought to state

Female’s cause of death hasn’t been determined; latest incident calls survival rate for reintroduction program into question

coloradosun.com

 

[Mallardsx2]

winning.

 

[BrentD]

Losing.

 

[Forkyfinder]

Laughing.

 

[R.K.]

Crying about the funding they stole to do this. Glad it's failing, sad we had to be the ones to pay for it, sad that wildlife are the ones paying the price.

 

[elkduds]

Ugly ironies: the wolf advocates barely convinced CO voters to "save" wolves by relocating them from their homes, knowing many would die in the process. Polis overriding CPW's professionals who opposed wolf reintro, knowing wolves in CO would regularly kill wildlife. Polis' motives were political and personal to his husband. Wolves were already finding their way into CO @ no cost to taxpayers, for their own wolf reasons.

I will be asking candidates for Gov. about their plans for wolf reintro. Please join me, let's see if we can get this on their radar.

 

[RG300]

i do not feel sorry for the wolf, ELK & Deer ? yes.....not the wolf..... at all!!!

 

[elkduds]

i do not feel sorry for the wolf, ELK & Deer ? yes.....not the wolf..... at all!!!

Why, what's the difference?

 

[RG300]

Why, what's the difference?

The wolves put more hunting pressure on the deer & elk.

 

[nrpate05]

The wolves put more hunting pressure on the deer & elk.

So do the nonresidents

 

[appaloosa]

So basically, wild wolves sometimes die in the wild? Cool story...