Idaho wolves

[Big Slick]

I went to Idaho this past week and was at my sister's house. My nephew and I started to talk about the wolf issues in Idaho. My niece started to get political and then stated don't get me started. I asked her to take some time and take a trip to Yellowstone and report back to me the number of elk she see's on her trip. I told her no one can hunt there so just let me know the elk count and then we will continue our conversation. The last time I went to Yellowstone I saw one elk. I know there are more than one but I was just trying to make a point with her. She got up and went in the other room.

 

[huntRme]

Don't confuse me with the facts, my mind is made up. Sort of describes the mentality that drives the opposition.

 

[Randy49er]

Don't confuse me with the facts, my mind is made up. Sort of describes the mentality that drives the opposition.

Totally agree!

 

[Big Slick]

We as hunters and conservationist we understand how the food chain works, it's to bad for a lot of people the light is on with no one home.

 

[TOM IN TENNESSEE]

Younger folks around here still ask me about old hunting trips I took and where would I recommend----I hunted the Lochsa with 4 buds once and 5 once totally on our own and hunted Selway Bitter Root out of Paradise Ranger Sta with a local who would drop camp us at head of Bad Luck Cr and we foot hunted....killed quite a few elk, some muleys and a 140's whitetail.....I now tell them to try to draw in NM or AZ or just go to CO and no longer reccomend ID....and my grand daughters hubby is from ID.....fuggin wolves!!!