Deer overpopulation in the Pinery

[sniper7]

Is this a fact or just your opinion? If it's fact, please back it up with some links to research validating that claim. If it's just your opinion, which you're entitled to, it only shows how little you know about wolves.

Wolves are one of the only species that kill for fun. Watch national geographic or discovery or anything concerning wolves and Yellowstone and you will see this info. If you are a wolf expert you should know this. So who is ignorant now?

[sniper7]

I will add, since you don't even understand that wolves are not even IN Colorado, you can't be taken seriously as to any knowledge about wolves at all. You have made everyone on this board a little dumber, I award you no points, and may god have mercy on your soul.

[jplove71]

Wolves are one of the only species that kill for fun. Watch national geographic or discovery or anything concerning wolves and Yellowstone and you will see this info. If you are a wolf expert you should know this. So who is ignorant now?

I never stated or claimed that i was an expert on wolves. That is your assumption.

I will add, since you don't even understand that wolves are not even IN Colorado, you can't be taken seriously as to any knowledge about wolves at all. You have made everyone on this board a little dumber, I award you no points, and may god have mercy on your soul.

Did you even read my posts and the information that I linked to or are you simply trolling? My guess is the latter.

[TRnCO]

sheez, a quick search and I found a story showing that wolves do indeed kill more than they can eat.
http://www.ktvb.com/news/Wolves-kill...220371911.html

Let me guess, the wolves planned on coming back and eating all of these sheep eventually, right? Surely, they didn't kill them "just because"!

A quick search on elk numbers where the wolves are currently, such as Idaho and MT. will show thier numbers on a major decline. It's not hard to put two and two together and figure out that wolves are the primary reason for the declines. last thing we need here in Colo.

By the way, been at least a couple of wolves killed here in Colo. And been a few other confirmed sightings. One or two is fine, let's leave it at that.

[Delfuego]

Deer in the Pinery turns into this???? Nice thread drift jag-offs...

[Mtn.man]

I like deer in the freezer, and then on my plate.

[sniper7]

I never stated or claimed that i was an expert on wolves. That is your assumption.


Did you even read my posts and the information that I linked to or are you simply trolling? My guess is the latter.

Like I said, you are ignorant. You don't know wolves don't exist in Colorado. They don't have a sustained population. You obviouslyy believe wolves are the answer to deer overpopulation in a semi-rural area of Colorado. One that I can only assume you know nothing about if you have no clue wolves don't populate the state, let alone that area of the front range.

Google searches show News reports of wolves killing for fun, documentaries on television have shown that wolves kill for the thrill. A few bogus anti-hunting and pro wolf sites all of a sudden become fact because they say wolves don't kill for fun? Those are the same people who don't know where wolves have an actual population = ignorant = YOU.

[sniper7]

Deer in the Pinery turns into this???? Nice thread drift jag-offs...

Do you expect anything else when pure ignorance enters ANY thread?

[brianakell]

Wow. What a trainwreck.

As for wolves, there are wolves in Colorado. Many people from DOW will admit it. They will also say there are no established packs, just loners. I know what I saw, daylight, and within 100 feet. There is at least on wolf in colorado as of a few years ago.

[husky390]

Yet the same people who do not want the deer hunted freak out when a mountain lion shows up in the neighborhood. Well, duh. Some of the people in this state make my head hurt.