Killing 700 Wolves?! Idaho New Wolf Management Plan (Hunting/Wildlife News)
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Idaho fish and game commission passed new rules to try and help manage the grey wolf population in the state. With the new rules aimed at killing 700+ wolves from the current population.
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The deer, elk and moose are gone from Central Idaho because of Government Wolves ... nothing left for sportsmen to hunt ... I believe that was the Governments plan all along ! ! !
100%
what an absolutely wonderful management plan!!! I hope they reach their numbers!!!
Reduce to zero is only right answer.EVERYTHING was better, wildlife and financially. There was nothing to gain but a select group of people illegally importing a different strain of wolves as this strain has obliterated our native wolf.
I hope they can reach there goal
We have too many wolves, we have too little ungulates sounds like a good plan to reduce, btw idaho didnt want wolves reintroduced but were forced
Wolf reintroduction was for the best. Wolves help the eco system...that said i'm all for hunting but as hunters you should recognize the need for wolves. And before you start that "but but but dey canada wolves not gray wolves" the native wolves were hunted to near extinction because people with "hurr wolf bad shoot them all" ideas like you
Same in CO, government bullshit. No one wants them
Good they should be forced too.
Same in Colorado, queer governor brought them in to please his butt buddy.
I will do my part!
An excellent animal to practice you rifle skills, plus you get a pelt.
U must have a lot of time off work ?
Well done, talking about just how hard it is to manage wolves. Even with wide open seasons, Idaho trappers and hunters have yet to reduce wolf numbers to something that will keep other animal herds healthy. Now they have reduced trapping season for concerns about grizzlies being trapped. Well, that concern is just a crock of crap. Grizzlies have continue to grow in numbers regardless to the trapping seasons. Thanks a bunch for telling the truth about wolves.
Thank you for stopping by and sharing your great perspective on the matter! Couldn't agree more!
It is just a shame that our legal system continues to trump our Fish and Game biologists. I spend 60 days a year in N. Idaho backcountry at least. I trap for wolves and see their tracks, find their kills and see their impact on our moose, elk and deer. I don't hate wolves for being wolves, just want to see their numbers lower.@@Kodiak-Outdoors
@@idaho2ndgens240 100% spot on.
Why not 100%
This is why we can’t trust hick Red staters with anything concerning the environment quite frankly.
I used to go to Idaho every year they won't get another dime from me. I Can't believe what the Wolves have done to the big game hunting. And to make things better than dipshits in Colorado just did the same thing.
I wasn't wearing my glasses when I made my comment I meant to say the dipshits from Colorado. If we want crappy hunting we will just stay in California.
Politicians are a joke anyways
What exactly are the incentives Idaho will be offering? Are they offering same to out of state hunters? Anyone know of a good Wolf Outfitter?
Idk about out of state hunters but that's a very valid question. I would check their DNR website to get all the details these details I shared were from months ago so I would double check the exact rules now that the 2024 rules book has come out
minnesota has over 3000 and no hunt for us it's so frustrating the deer are gone
Minnesota has way more than that.
@@Paul15. the dnr claim just over 3000 I'd say double that number
I live in MN now and I always thought it was crazy there are no hunts here.
I believe it! Good point
Put a bounty on the 700 at1000.00 per wolf ,not extermination management not more than 400 in the state
Maybe it has something to do with the elk moose and deer having no real predators for the last 150 years. Probably not good for a wildlife species to not to have a natural predator. As a trapper from the Canadian province these wolves came from I’ll say you’ll never see the large herds of elk like before. But eventually the animal genetics will adapt to the environment. A species without predator is doomed It’s the predator that makes it strong.
That's Idahostan.
Good luck
Good
Go Idaho!!
It is way overdue.
Kill not relocate pisses me off
Nobody cares about your opinion
You're a city person for sure!