Schweitzer and new wolf management
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JASON LEE
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It makes me proud when the state governments tell the federal government to a hike.
DreaminofMT6X6s
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Good, it's about time! That said, he really doesn't address all wolves, just the ones that ranchers will come across. I'd like to say booyaaaaaaa....let's do this, but it could just make things worse. I'm all about the conservation of wolves, but it might just hurt the process already in place to get the wolves delisted across the U.S., I guess who cares.....let's do this!!
thecrittergitter
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I read that big article in our paper this morning and about spit my cereal out! LOL.....Gotta hand it to him, that took some kahones. I'm not sure how its going to pan out as far as getting a hunting season established due to the fact that i think about half the state packed up today and went looking for livestock harassment
But if nothing else, this should damn sure get the ball moving again on the issues at the Fed level. I'm sure they are puckering up just a bit now
But if nothing else, this should damn sure get the ball moving again on the issues at the Fed level. I'm sure they are puckering up just a bit now
Yup. I agree. It is so funny to watch the squirming and read the flurry of emails across my computer this morning.
According to the emails, the Governor is just "Grandstanding" for his own personal purposes. Good chance he is. So what if he is? Who cares? What makes that any different than what any other politician does?
Wasn't Rehberg doing the same? After he tried to sell us down the river with the many bad bills he voted for that laid the pipe to hunters, he claims to come to the rescue by introducting a wolf delisting bill. And, the "wolf bankers" are falling all over themselves to sing praises of such.
I wish it wasn't a breach of confidence to post some of this stuff. It is beyond funny. The scramble is on to make sure the train doesn't leave the station without the "wolf bankers."
I would bet by Monday, either this announcement will be attacked publicly by the "wolf bankers," or the posse will come out with something to push the ball even further out in the field, or both.
I really couldn't care whether it is the Governor, a Senator, a state legislator, or the janitor at the bus station, who might come forward with progress. "R" or "D" doesn't matter either.
Just nice to see politicians jumping in toward solutions. Even if it is for their own political salvation and enhancement. That is the nature of the political beast. Feed the beast!
Horn Seeker
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If you do shoot one, you may want to stay quiet about it, cause Schweitz doesn't have any power to limit fed officers!!
This is a sweet move though.... proud to be a Montanan!!!
This is a sweet move though.... proud to be a Montanan!!!
He already did, but with less flair than Schweitzer
wingman1
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Looks like Schweitzer turned poacher.
shoots-straight
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He's not opening the door to poaching. He's still following Motana law with regards to the wolf. He's acting like the wolf never got re-listed. People read what they want too in things.
wingman1
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So he does not have to follow federal law just state?
shoots-straight
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It's been called defying. I think that's the term that's been tossed around. What does defying have to do with poaching?
wingman1
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So can anyone defy ?
shoots-straight
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Yep, you should be good at it. My kids are!
Not a big fan of politicians that stand on principal only when ther back is against the wall, but I do have to admit that it is fun to watch folks root him on after it happens.
This statement came out hours after a pile of heat came upon him, from a wolf policy meeting in D.C. He is pretty in-tune with DC, and now after 5 years of little or no action we get this shot from the hip.
Entertaining, I got to admit!
This statement came out hours after a pile of heat came upon him, from a wolf policy meeting in D.C. He is pretty in-tune with DC, and now after 5 years of little or no action we get this shot from the hip.
Entertaining, I got to admit!
nidahunter
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Maybe he spent the last 5 years trying to do it the "politically correct" way, and finally just gave up and decided to do it the "correct" way instead. Either way, I support him and hope all the western states pull together on this.
Hunter&Huntress
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He literally said on the news last night, "it's gotten to the point where I'm asking, 'what are they going to do, take away our birthdays?'" laughed my a** off on that one.
dan.kirkpatrick
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great news to hear,maybe if wolves are managed the elk herds will improve,,,lock and load,get-r-done.
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