Posted on 12/13/2011 4:16:46 PM PST by jazusamo
Pterodactyls would make me leery of letting kids out to play. A fellow would need quite a fowling piece...
Their goal is exactly to put rifles on the endangered list. Then, conservatives.
It’s those wascally T-Rex guys that would scare me. Imagine one of those boys passing through the neighborhood.
One cow? Thats it?
In a little berg up here by the name Perronville, A cattle farmer has had 32 head killed by wolves.
In Iron County, a farmer there has got some kind of dogs, that kill wolves, and I understand they do a very good job of it. He lets them patrol the fence lines and they actually will attack and kill the whole pack if they come across.
UN Agenda 21 is working - as planned
Let’s have the courts force the eco-nuts to be held financially liable for the actions of the wolves and then see what happens after that. What happens if the wolves start killing human beings? I guess we can take the eco-nuts and put them on death row.
That’s the 19th head this pack has killed since the Spring of 2010.
Those damn Triceratops and Anklyosauri keep tearing my fences up. Armor piercing rounds don’t faze them.
I’m afraid you’re right.
That’s way out there in the northeastern part of the State near the border with Idaho. It looks really, really remote and rugged territory!
Very funny story! (regardless of true or not)
I don’t have any links but folks up here in the inland Northwest (near the Canadian border) are talking about wolves stalking the Australian Shepherd flock guardians.
That breed might kill a wolf one on one but they operate alone. The wolves operate as a pack and some of them are the same size as the livestock dogs. Livestock dogs don’t stand a chance against a wolf pack despite boasts from breeders. They will annihilate a pack of coyotes but putting them out alone with a wolf pack is wasting a good dog.
I fear the wolves will continue to get bigger where they feed on livestock under government protection. They won’t expend nearly the calories tracking wild game if they kill domesticated livestock.
I may have to deal with these soon as we are considering running livestock on our acreage. I might have to stock up on anti-freeze and blood from the next deer..... never know when it might be useful. ;)
cowboy wisdom is far superior to a college degree. The west was won by cowboys not college teachers....This country was made great on such wisdom, that is why the intellectuals have to denigrate the cowboy attitude.
They tract the wolves as well as the guns in Fast and Furious...have no intention of doing anything about it...
Brilliant observation. (seriously!)
Dont do that. They will test the friggan things and accuse the nearest person.
I cant tell you what we do up here but the pack generally takes care of them after.
As for the dogs..Its some kind of dog that they use to hunt lions or something. I never got over to see them, but the guys that have, have said that the dogs are HUGE. I suppose he has three or four..I dunno.
Maybe that is the breed. Like I told the other person..I never got over to see the dogs, but they said that they are huge. I also thought that someone had said that the breed he has will hunt lions. I do not know the particulars.
I do know this. We moved onto a job up that way the end of feb a couple years back. The deer moved in to feed off the buds on the tops and there were 19 at our best count. When we left two weeks later, there was not one deer left. The wolves got the whole herd.
Got a farmer friend in N.W. Kansas who hunts coyotes with greyhounds and several hybrids. One such hybrid he had was part wolfhound, part wolf and part greyhound.........Big body and thick hair of the wolfhound, eyes of the wolf and the running muscles of the greyhound. This dog was a monstrous beauty to behold.......
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