Here we go again, another wolf lawsuit

[WI avidhunter]

The Humane Society of the United States and other animal welfare groups filed a lawsuit Tuesday to restore federal protections for gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region that were lifted last year.

Read more: http://host.madison.com/news/local/...53b-11e2-bbca-001a4bcf887a.html#ixzz2KjwEKa9U

 

[WI avidhunter]

perhaps we can leave some pro hunting comments on the paper's website. Madison is very liberal and the paper will have tons of pro wolf crap.

 

[shoots-straight]

Frivolous and won't do the wolves any good. They will lose if the Governments attorneys are just half competent.

 

[ridge-runner]

What will continue to blow me away is the argument that the "goal" of the ESA is to bring a species back to "historical populations." From what I've found, the goal of the ESA is to get species off the list, not keep them on indefinitely.

 

[idnative1948]

The Humane Society should stand down! They will get hammered big time. They shouldn't have gone there.

 

[shoots-straight]

Must be an attempt to raise funds. Why else?

 

[whyelkhunt]

perhaps we can leave some pro hunting comments on the paper's website. Madison is very liberal and the paper will have tons of pro wolf crap.

I heard that it was so cold in Madison last week that a liberal actually had his hand in own pocket

 

[cowboy]

Frivolous and won't do the wolves any good. They will lose if the Governments attorneys are just half competent.

Never say never - lots of Malloy types that end up deciding theses verdicts. If fuzzy hugger lawyer points out one iota item that may have not been studied and re- studied that is all it takes.
Example: G Bears and white pine nuts effects in pour production year. Things like that drive me nuts - multiple studies, millions of dollars and years of delay far out weigh any common sense.

Shoots: Bottom line is I whole heartily agree with your above statement but -- I wouldn't be surprised if some liberal judge flips sideways. Hope that doesn't happen.

 

[NoWiser]

Yep, all it takes is one judge.....

Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me either way. It's amazing what these wolf-hugging nutjobs can come up with.....

I will be very interested to see what the Minnesota DNR's wolf population estimate results are, and also what they learned from all of the samples taken from hunter-harvested wolves this past fall. I know close to where we hunt, many of the wolves seen by deer hunters were suffering from mange. A sure sign the population is getting too dense in those areas.