I would like to know where the Zumwalt elk herd has gone, and the Bull Trout Lake- Banner elk Ridge herd, their gone, And the Elk Creek, Bridal Vail herd, their gone.. Dust in the wind no doubt, reduced to a Hydatid spore. And the White Hawk Basin Elk herd……… And the…….

My boycott has ended after one year, nothing left to do but shoot the illegal United Nations Canadian dog.

Three yotes have bit the dust..

And by the way. You do realized this particular discussion takes place in the West, around Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Oregon and Washington? There are no caribou there.

NO ELK NO WOLVES- PERIOD.. WAKE UP TO THE REAL TRUTH AND SAVE THEM BOTH, AND STOP BEING A DUMBASS MORON….

There are those of us who argued this truth finally admitted to by IDFG four to five years before the below statement.. That is how far behind the truth some morons really are.

Elk numbers in the Lolo and Sawtooth elk management zones are seriously depressed – by wolf predation. The science (years of high quality elk and wolf population radio-telemetry data) is clear. Wolf predation is depressing elk production well below what we should expect for the habitat quality in those zones. Elk habitat quality was following a natural, declining trend after the 1910 fires. The depressed elk production and the factors contributing to that depression is a combination of habitat quality AND substantial wolf predation on productive cow and calf elk.
—Mark Gamblin–South West Director Idaho Fish and Game..August 15, 2009, 2:40 pm

The Lolo and Sawtooth Zones the recent, sharp decline in elk productivity and recruitment I referred to is due to wolf predation of productive cows and their calves, not hunting mortality. The radio-telemety data we have for cows and calves in those zones gives us the fate of each collared elk and allows us to accurately estimate the wolf predation rate of cows and calves. Having good baseline data for these elk populations from previous years, including hunting harvest data, we can say with certainty that wolf predation has pushed elk production and recruitment in these two zones below levels that have required substantial reductions in the elk hunting opportunity that was allowable with essentially the same habitat when wolves were introduced. HOW we manage this new wildlife population dynamic (elk-wolf) and the necessary changes in public uses and benefits of those resources is of course our challenge.— Mark Gamblin —–South West Director Idaho Fish and Game..August 15, 4:08 pm

“From a wildlife perspective, there’s no question that this growing wolf population has had a devastating impact on our elk populations and our moose populations,” he said. “Our scientists’ and biologists’ studies on all these collared packs indicate that each wolf eats an average of 16 elk per year, so if you do the math and are being conservative, our 1,000 wolves are eating 16,000 elk per year.” Randy Budge– Southern Director Idaho Fish and Game.. 2-5-10

Just because a person hunts and or ranches or is involved in those activities does not qualify them as a liar, as is the Sierra Club, DOW, WWP, FWS, ELK foundation, (what a Joke) All agenda driven groups, supporting the U.N. final take over of these lands, forests, and wild game.. By any means necessary, including Lying.. Included is the agenda to stop hunting.