The Demise of "Spitfire"

[BigHornRam]

MSM doing it's best to portray legal hunting as "senseless". It's an up hill battle folks.

https://amp.businessinsider.com/spitfire-wolf-yellowstone-park-shot-dead-2018-12

 

[belly-deep]

Poor Spitfire.

 

[ChrisC]

I particularly liked how they compared total estimated revenue as a result of wolf presence in Yellowstone to a single wolf license sale. If you want readers, who have yet to form an opinion, to side with you, you need to hide your bias a little better so they think they are reading a legitimate article that doesnt have an agenda (not that this was the only telling point in the article). She could have made a similarly effective point if she included all wolf license sales (which still doesn't tell the whole story) and it wouldn't have looked as stupid.

 

[Bluejeep]

That wolf could of been 100 miles away and chewing on somebody's leg when it was shot and it would be no different for these people

 

[WapitiBob]

Wolves have daughters; I learned something new.

 

[shootbrownelk]

Wolves have daughters; I learned something new.

I always thought they were called pups. The Disney/PETA folks at work again I guess.

 

[ClearCreek]

Wolves have daughters; I learned something new.

Don't dog breeders use the same terminology?

ClearCreek