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For all of you out there that hate my guts, I will not be accepting any apologies if/and when this happens and you all get to see first hand what goes on.

http://www.missoulian.com/news/state-an ... 002e0.html

a group of researchers is suggesting an unusual solution: introduce small packs of gray wolves to curb the expanding herds.



Brilliant idea.

That must be wrong, no way you can have "ballooning" deer and elk populations with that many wolves around.

We dont have balloning populations, they are down all over the west side of the state.

I do know a place that has less wolves this month than last though.

Interesting. I think I've seen restoring traditional ecosystems as a solution to this kind of problem before. Suprised, though, that my friends to the right haven't suggested that wolfpacks thinning the heard is actually part of the Dem's health care plan!

A good idea as well as an old one.

I suggest that we also employ this strategy to thin our OWN herds....

...and remove product warning labels.

Do we really NEED to have people who don't already know that you shouldn't open an umbrella up your ass, or that you shouldn't operate a bulldozer while taking prescription narcotics?

CID1990 wrote:A good idea as well as an old one.

I suggest that we also employ this strategy to thin our OWN herds....

...and remove product warning labels.

Do we really NEED to have people who don't already know that you shouldn't open an umbrella up your ass, or that you shouldn't operate a bulldozer while taking prescription narcotics?

Amen to that.....

grizzaholic wrote:http://www.missoulian.com/news/state-an ... 002e0.html

They have supposedly been there for 10 years, but there is no evidence to prove it. The same applies to Bigfoot.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:We dont have balloning populations, they are down all over the west side of the state.

I do know a place that has less wolves this month than last though.

The Missoulian says you're wrong, Alpo.