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Author Topic: wolves ...here we go again..  (Read 1837 times)

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Offline trout whisperer

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Offline kingfisher1

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walleyes, pannies, esox, cats, I don't care, let's go fishing!!

Offline trout whisperer

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you got it exactly brother........
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Offline GRIZ

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Well I guess we knew this to begin with. People who don't like dogs are generally against the killing of any animal. :scratch:
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Offline JohnWester

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but you can still shoot one anyway if it was self defense... right?  I would, and take my chances.
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Offline JCAMERON

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"Last week, federal officials said they wanted to “reward” wildlife management efforts in Montana, Idaho, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan by giving those states the opportunity to implement their own wolf plans."

Doesn't this mean that we would be exceptional, that our DNR would be responsible for any programs implemented?
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Offline Go Big Red!

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"Last week, federal officials said they wanted to “reward” wildlife management efforts in Montana, Idaho, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan by giving those states the opportunity to implement their own wolf plans."

Doesn't this mean that we would be exceptional, that our DNR would be responsible for any programs implemented?


Reward for what?  Hosting a big DNR party on our tab????
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Offline 22lex

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"Last week, federal officials said they wanted to “reward” wildlife management efforts in Montana, Idaho, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan by giving those states the opportunity to implement their own wolf plans."

Doesn't this mean that we would be exceptional, that our DNR would be responsible for any programs implemented?


It sounds like it, but I wouldn't bet on anything right now.

It seems like this merry-go round has been spinning for quite a while. As before, the laws in-process/new mandates will get tied up in courts, or by groups who have deep pockets and believe there is no reason to "manage" them.
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