Wolf Reintroductions and the hunter .............

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    ahorsebackposted 11 years ago

    Whats the matter with the human mind when sport hunting  requires only that you KIILL!  Kill without eating , without using the edible  parts of the animal you kill , and what kind of idiot would shoot a wolf  ? After the ,almost  total extinction and then reintroduction of the most magestic animal on earth ?  And I am a hunter !

    1. Simba73 profile image68
      Simba73posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      This guy is a twat unless the wolf was attacking his kids then he should be strung up, we need the eco system the way nature intended
      Simba

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        Simba73posted 11 years agoin reply to this

        Just reading this again and think I should say I mean the guy who shot the wolf is the twat not the author bye

  2. knolyourself profile image59
    knolyourselfposted 11 years ago

    The kind of person that defines themselves by hate, as what they can destroy.

  3. Dame Scribe profile image57
    Dame Scribeposted 11 years ago

    I really don't like the use of 'killing' as a sport hmm nor the idea of using it to control population though I understand it. I think it should be geared more towards 'trappers' therefore they earn some $$ and maybe use the 'meat' towards dog food or something. Wasting the carcass is just ... wasteful tongue

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    Gypsy Rose Leeposted 11 years ago

    Now I'm an animal lover. All creatures big and small. Would never shoot anything unless as you said for food however not the wolf never and never any animal in danger of extinction.In that case I eat salad. I have never seen one up close but I have heard them back in my childhood and their howls sounded like music to me. Combine that with a full moon and I'm in love. Wolf lover forever.

  5. Alastar Packer profile image71
    Alastar Packerposted 11 years ago

    Wolfs are beautiful and intelligent creatures. They have been reviled and mis-understood for ages by man. Certain Native American tribes had a different take on them- saw them as fellow spirits in their proper order in free nature. Most others saw them as competitors for game and destroyers of livestock. The wolves were eventually genocided east of the Mississippi and nearly so to the west. The cruelty shown them back then is enough to make one ill. For example a male would be caught and have its urinary track tied off with wire then released to die a horrible death. That was the mind-set. Re-introduction efforts the last few decades gave hope that maybe man was finally doing the right thing. This new development about murdering them again is most disheartening and very, very sad.

 
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