Aerangis clearly hates humans that hate Brussels sprouts.

Go up to lake hugo and camp at Ratton landing. Get to talking to the old man with Arizona plates that runs the park. He was an actual rancher in wolf country. Not past generations in places where there once was wolves. I'd bet your greats killed plenty of wolves.

I know in my area I NEVER see stray dogs roaming. My nearest neighbor is a mile away. But I probably kill a coyote every week to every other week, and have continously for 4 years.

Bobo, please post links to the sources for your assertions. Thanks in advance.

My family has ranched cattle in Texas, NM, OK, KS, and Louisiana since the 1800’s, and I’ve seen more attacks by feral dogs than any other canines. Aside from the occasional calf or cow in distress, attacks by wolves & coyotes were relatively uncommon though slightly more common on fawns in areas with high deer density though not any more than other apex predators occupying the same habitats.

The significant populations of game animals in remote sections of N. America where hunting is rare to non existent, where other species of apex predators occupy the same niche and compete for the same resources to feed and survive, how would wolves affect the ecological balance in those environs in a detrimental, statistically significant manner that’s different? Research has shown they don’t, much less than other apex or opportunistic predators, or accidents, famine or environmental and ecological factors such as drought, disease, fires, flooding, severe cold, etc.

Those that suspect that the reintrodtion of wolves is an agenda promulgated by those who’s real goal is a veiled attempt to erode the rights of hunters should voice their concern in a manner that’s constructive and meaningful. Opinions voiced as fact is nothing more than a waste of time as is espousing misinformation as fact. And stating that the reintroduction of wolves in their native habitat may result in the gradual loss of hunting rights is a stretch. It didn’

The real threat to hunters is the lack of a concerted grass roots effort to stand unified in one common voice for our rights as naturalist, hunters, and responsible stewards of the land. And it’s as much our right to enjoy a legally protected right that’s just as deeply ingrained in our culture as faith, family, and being American. I may not agree with someone’s lifestyle or religious beliefs but I served our country’s military and was willing to give my life to safeguard their right to live as they choose. And it’s a shame this country has become polarized and intolerant. And the dissemination of inflammatory, sensationalist news and misinformation by news media, and social media is just a few of the reasons.

Name one blip that’s improved the world we live in, that we’ve improved and that’s made the Eartg a better place to live?

Proper use of the phrase Quote” button is a prerequisite to taking the next class, “Understanding Sarcasm and it’s use :

I see, so You have yet to anwser one single question I have asked. Troll on Rockerfella