BuzzH
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Yeah, I guess unless it's a burning cross on the lawn and bed sheets it's not enough.
Really, Wyoming?
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elkantlers
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#banBuzz
BuzzH
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Keep your head in the sand.
Keep in mind, the tough-talking Buzz ran into an illegal dumper in the middle of no-where Wyoming
And did nothing about it other than snap a few photos and come complain online about it. IIRC.
Talks about scattering chiclets and blah blah blah. Overplays the tough-guy hand. It’s wildly amusing if you can see through it.
The physical threats from him you’d think would be more than enough to get him banned.
And did nothing about it other than snap a few photos and come complain online about it. IIRC.
Talks about scattering chiclets and blah blah blah. Overplays the tough-guy hand. It’s wildly amusing if you can see through it.
The physical threats from him you’d think would be more than enough to get him banned.
BuzzH
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Learn to read, with comprehension.
BuzzH
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Right, the dumbass littering received $1000 in fines, Cody Roberts received $250.Did you not run into a guy dumping stuff … and only snap photos? Are challenging my comprehension or my recollection?
Probably both, and I’m atoo, right? I think these winds are getting to you old-timer.
That's a problem and it's not going to be you that has to deal with the fallout of this wolf deal. So why are you even commenting?
BuzzH
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Racist comments have no place in this discussion, in hunting, or in society.
Those that make such comments need to be shut down.
Those that keep quiet about it are part of the problem.
Littering is bad.
Mistreating wildlife is bad.
My contention is threatening physical violence is also bad. Which you are adept at.
But when it comes down to it, you won’t do anything, you just talk tough.
I’m reassuring the others they’re safe.
npaden
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Back to the topic at hand and avoiding the name calling...
I do think this is a Wyoming problem and goes all the way back to the crazy way they messed up the whole delisting of wolves in the first place with their "predator zone".
If they had just treated them as a game animal throughout the entire state things like this wouldn't be happening and if they did there would be legitimate penalties for it.
But states have the say so in how wildlife is managed in their state and a predator zone is what Wyoming has chosen.
I do think this is a Wyoming problem and goes all the way back to the crazy way they messed up the whole delisting of wolves in the first place with their "predator zone".
If they had just treated them as a game animal throughout the entire state things like this wouldn't be happening and if they did there would be legitimate penalties for it.
But states have the say so in how wildlife is managed in their state and a predator zone is what Wyoming has chosen.
BuzzH
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Open racism is worse than all of it.
Make all the excuses you want, there isn't one I'll consider valid.
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BuzzH
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Yes, and why some were very vocal about it. Livestock interests dominated the discussion, no shock there. I presented statewide trophy game status with 365 day seasons in what is now the predator zone, exactly for situations like this. I'm surprised it took this long to happen. Wishful thinking and my own mistake of believing common sense would prevail. I expect nothing out of people and they still disappoint.
But it happened and it's going to be a huge mess that resident hunters in Wyoming would rather not have to deal with.
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An excuse for racism? No there isn’t one.
Hnthrdr
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This whole situation is F’ed we are our own worst enemies… guys trying to one up or being idiots does not play well ever… but especially in the 21st century, we constantly feed anti hunters ammo with type of stuff, and yes this thing is going to continue to rear its head in stupid ways…
SAJ-99
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Agree. Maybe start with a law about not running them down with a snowmobile?
Forkyfinder
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Legit will never happen with predators/varmints in Wy.
elkantlers
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The law should be that the animal must be immediately dispatched.
SAJ-99
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You know it is bad when that is an improvement. I'm not sure running them down with a snowmobile until they are exhausted and then shooting them would qualify as "fair chase". Although I am sure it happens.
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