Colorado wolves release update

[Sytes]

This is with an alleged 10 wolves (+2) in Colorado:
Wait until there's 900-1400+.

Meh, maybe stringers with flags will deter those wolves...

"Parks and Wildlife reported wolf attacks on livestock earlier this month that resulted in the death of a calf in Grand County, and later another calf in Jackson County. Parks and Wildlife has been working to notify livestock producers when wolves are known to be in an area. Black said that in the latest case of depredation, the agency provided advance notice to the livestock producer about the local presence of wolves but the attack unfortunately still occurred the next day."

CPW: Expect wolves in much of state | News | gjsentinel.com

 

[SAJ-99]

Can;t blame the wolves. Finding elk can often be difficult. Finding cattle on the other hand...

 

[mntatonka]

is the rumor I heard true, that the wolves they released in CO were nuisance wolves trapped in a different state?

 

[Sytes]

Can;t blame the wolves. Finding elk can often be difficult. Finding cattle on the other hand...

I've not seen anyone blaming wolves.

The international eco-enviro organizations and our own hunt/conservation organizations that failed to pony up $$$ on the other hand...

 

[SAJ-99]

I've not seen anyone blaming wolves.

The international eco-enviro organizations and our own hunt/conservation organizations that failed to pony up $$$ on the other hand...

No point in finding someone to blame. What is done is done. On to the next fight.

 

[Sytes]

No point in finding someone to blame. What is done is done. On to the next fight.

Identifying the cause begins the art how to avoid/counter/minimize such in the future.

 

[SAJ-99]

Identifying the cause begins the art how to avoid/counter/minimize such in the future.

Sure, but let's not dwell on it. Blaming is wasted energy. If we want to build support for a cause there are other things to focus on. Ranches not being compensated seems like an easy way to do that.

Colorado Capitol: New bill would make it harder for ranchers to be compensated for livestock killed by wolves

Colorado ranchers would have to use non-lethal wolf deterrence measures to be eligible for state compensation if their livestock is killed by the predators under a bill introduced Wednesday afternoon in the state legislature. Non-lethal...

www.steamboatpilot.com

 

[Sytes]

Example your specific organizations involved in hunt/conservation... Have you inquired their participation?
We missed this by 0.91% w/ 1/2 the international funding operation city slicker ballot box biologists.

RMEF stepped up. Largest independent donor.

How about others? This opened a power surge beyond prior eco-enviro settings. Their flyers promote the success bypassing CPW, etc.

 

[Sytes]

Sure, but let's not dwell on it. Blaming is wasted energy. If we want to build support for a cause there are other things to focus on. Ranches not being compensated seems like an easy way to do that.

Colorado Capitol: New bill would make it harder for ranchers to be compensated for livestock killed by wolves

Colorado ranchers would have to use non-lethal wolf deterrence measures to be eligible for state compensation if their livestock is killed by the predators under a bill introduced Wednesday afternoon in the state legislature. Non-lethal...

www.steamboatpilot.com

Colorado: HB 1375. Wolf Non-Lethal Tied To Rancher Compensation.

https://www.vaildaily.com/news/colorado-capitol-new-bill-would-make-it-harder-for-ranchers-to-be-compensated-for-livestock-killed-by-wolves/ "Colorado ranchers would have to use non-lethal wolf deterrence measures to be eligible for state compensation if their livestock is killed by the...

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As discussed previously. Multitasking.