Conservatives Can't Wait To Kill Wolves - Disgusting!

Don't tell me this is not the Republican, meat eating, gun toting types that can't wait to shoot wolf pups. Evil, Evil PPL! I am NOT a "Liberal" by any means and pack a 1911 for defense, but I believe all animals have a right to live and raise their families. Guns are for defense and filling the freezer (read deer), not killing for fun or sport. The only "Animals" in my eyes are the 2 legged types who think they have a right to take everything from the planet!



Wolves in Wyoming Go from Endangered to Hunted

ABC World News. Beginning Sept. 30, gray wolves will be
removed from the rolls of the Endangered Species Act and placed on the
list of predatory animals, allowing Wyoming hunters to shoot the animals
on sight in about 85 percent of the state.

Federal and state officials are celebrating the successful return of
once-endangered wolves to Wyoming -- by declaring open season on the
animals.

Beginning Oct. 1, gray wolves will be removed from the rolls of the
Endangered Species Act and classified as predators, allowing Wyoming
hunters to shoot the animals on sight at any time, for any reason, in
about 85 percent of the state.

"Our primary goal, and that of the states, is to ensure that gray wolf
populations in the Northern Rocky Mountains remain healthy, giving
future generations of Americans the chance to hear its howl echo across
the area," said U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe in a
prepared statement.

Environmental groups that have gone to court over previous measures to
de-list the wolves plan to fight the most recent change in the law, said
Connie Wilbert, a field organizer for the Wyoming chapter of the Sierra
Club.

Once killed nearly to extinction, in 1978 all species of the gray wolf
in the lower 48 states were declared endangered and protected from
hunting under federal law.

In the years since they received federal protection, wolf populations
have returned across the West. As their numbers swelled, ranchers
complained the animals routinely killed their livestock and petitioned
the government for permission to kill them.

Removing wolves from the list would give ranchers in much of the state
the right to kill wolves on sight. In other areas, wolves will be
designated "trophy game" and subject to hunting during seasons regulated
by the state.

"It is premature to de-list wolves until problems with Wyoming's state management are corrected," said Wilbert.

"This isn't good wildlife management," she said. "There will be no
regulation whatsoever on killing wolves in most of the state."

There are about 270 gray wolves in Wyoming outside Yellowstone National
Park. There are another 1,000 or so Northern Rocky Mountain wolves
living in Montana and Idaho, which successfully petitioned to have the
wolves delisted there, as well. (ONLY 1,270! - They should be able to kill them all in a month)

Wolf hunts will still be illegal in Yellowstone and Grand Teton parks.

Look at this gloating bastard!


Full Length Movie: Living With Wolves