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January 01/28/12, 07:30:33 AM

Offline Lee Borgersen

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Farmers eager to kill wolves
  :reporter;..Farmers eager for right to kill attacking gray wolves :fudd:


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http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/
« Last Edit: January 01/28/12, 07:33:16 AM by Lee Borgersen »
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January 01/28/12, 08:57:13 AM Reply #1

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Re: Farmers eager to kill wolves
Interesting article!!  And nice to see my neighbor in the picture!
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January 01/28/12, 09:00:49 AM Reply #2

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Re: Farmers eager to kill wolves
And I personally think the title of the article is a bit much...............I don't know anyone eager to kill wolves for no reason!!  I personally have had no major issues with them but have seen them out with my cows and they have never killed anything.  Though my neighbors have lost cows, calves and even horses to them in the past 10 years.  I am thankful they have been delisted as there are so many around but am sure the DNR will do a good job managing them.  There has to be some equal balance in there for the wolves and the livestock. 
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