check out this crap (wolf hunting)

[ALF_member]

Read this! glad it gives his name address & email

http://12rus.ru/hunt/hunt_wolf01_e.html

[Scythe]

Actually that looks like it's the address of the guy who translated it.

[manics_fan]

That's unspeakable, I am totally sickened :grr:

It's hardly "wolf hunting" more like massacring helpless baby wolves.

[Saz]

Horrible :( Using a being's children as bait, and then killing the whole family. It's awful!

Saz x

[napalmtheory]

*frowns*

considering they've been going through great pains to reintroduce the wolf to it's former habitats, this flies in the face of basic biology, ecology, and common sense.

If this translated from an older manual or publication? If it is, then I'm not quite as upset, because they didn't know better.

[gas4]

That's insane. Who reads this stuff? What is it doing there? Do people actually set out to exterminate wolf packs?

I can't believe that. Don't kill the babies, just tie them up and wait for the Mother to come to their cries?!??!?!

That's unbelieveable.

[Scythe]

*frowns*

considering they've been going through great pains to reintroduce the wolf to it's former habitats, this flies in the face of basic biology, ecology, and common sense.

If this translated from an older manual or publication? If it is, then I'm not quite as upset, because they didn't know better.

Not sure about a date, but it says translated from Russian, which could explain a bit.

[MorningCalm]

That's insane. Who reads this stuff? What is it doing there? Do people actually set out to exterminate wolf packs?

I can't believe that. Don't kill the babies, just tie them up and wait for the Mother to come to their cries?!??!?!

That's unbelieveable.On the flip side, my sister lives in an area where the wolf was "re-introduced" a couple of years back. Now other wildlife in the area is being wiped out by the rapidly-increasing (with no natural predators) wolf population. A multi-million dollar slush fund the government set up to repay farmers for livestock losses was depleted within a matter of months. The local paper is replete with accounts of family pets being attacked and killed in their own yards. My sister and brother-in-law are surrounded by forestland, and my nephew can no longer play securely in his own back yard. (My brother-in-law started keeping a loaded gun in the house after their neighbor's dog was attacked and killed within a few feet of the neighbor's back door.) I don't endorse the slaughter of any species, but I do have to question the judgment of the politicians who voted to "re-introduce" this species in a populated area that bears precious little resemblance to the habitat it once knew. Too bad for the wolves, too bad for their victims.

[ohio19722005]

I cant speak for wolves, but I can say that when the Coyote expanded in to Pennsylvania, there were a lot of people that lost family pets. gives some validity to what morningcalm says

[ALF_member]

I cant speak for wolves, but I can say that when the Coyote expanded in to Pennsylvania, there were a lot of people that lost family pets. gives some validity to what morningcalm says

Whats the alternative then????


Well all we got to do is wait about another ten years and there will be no Habitat left for them anyway. :sick:

[rainbow_clouds]

Original distribution of wolf subspecies (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Original_distribution_of_wolf_subspecies.GIF )

Present distribution of wolf subspecies (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Present_distribution_of_wolf_subspecies.gif)