EddieS'04
In Memoriam 1950-2022
Email I recieved. Not sure if this is a photo shop. Maybe someone here does.
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[Broken External Image]:Just a few of the wolves killed this year so far during wolf season.
Wish I could show you a few hundred more pictures.
It is just amazing how big they are.
They are deer, elk, and livestock killing machines.
The big question you have to ask yourself is why?
These massive wolves are not the native
wolf that lived in our area 100 years ago. There was a reason these
things where exterminated nationwide. They sure do look cuddly and cute.
I wonder if our city dwelling tree hugger society that never has left a
city really understands the impact of these killing machines. I wonder if
a Tyrannosaurus-Rex was somewhere to be had,
that they would want to put them back in the wild too.
Its just a matter of time before one of our granola loving green
peace hikers goes out on a hike and runs into a pack of these killers and
becomes part of the food chain. If you are going into the Blues,
Cascades, or up above Spokane hiking, game scouting, mushroom hunting, or
for something else you better start carrying a side arm. Can you even imagine
being out by yourself and having 8 to 12 of these monsters surround you!
Think about what kind of appetite a dozen of these must have and remember
they are the only predator in our nation that kills for fun along with for
food. The amount of animals they take are just a partial portion of what
they need to eat. When elk are calving they will kill the calves just for
fun after they have had all they can eat and then leave the rest to rot.
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