Mexico is planning to release five wolves near AZ

[Arizona Griz]

This is sad for the ranchers, the long-time stewards of our land.

 

Southern Arizona ranchers have a lot more to worry about than a few wolves across the border.

[WadeNAZ]

You guys might not know this but I consider myself a bit of a loner.

I tend to think of myself as a one man wolf pack. But when my liberal, tree-hugging, granola crunching

nothing better to do than try to monkey with the balance of things, not quite as smart as they think they are people

released another like me, I knew he was one of my own.

And my wolf pack, it grew by one. So there... there was two of us in the wolf pack.

 

I was alone first in the pack and another joined in later.

 

And six months ago, when they introduced me to you guys I thought "wait a second, could it be?"

 

And now I know for sure, I just added more guys to my wolf pack.

A whole terdload of us wolves, running around the desert together in Arizona, looking for strippers and cocaine.

I mean...Eating ranchers cattle and pets and terrorizing all other forms of wildlife and humans.

 

 

 

[Non-Typical Solutions]

Refer to the thread that OutdoorWriter posted on this site called Cry Wolf.......and get prepared for what is already in place and rolling in our back yard...

[WadeNAZ]

Darn webfilters at work

 

here's the thread. will take a look later. Thanks

 

http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=27188&st=0&p=268241&fromsearch=1&&do=findComment&comment=268241

[Coues Sniper]

 

I don't have a problem with SELF-DEFENSE. That is not the same as urging someone to use the three S's, however -- regardless if the target is an animal or a human.

Tony,

Longshooter explained what he meant - why do you pretend to know more about his statement than he does? He stated to SSS in self defense, stop saying he is urging people to murder for no reason.

Back to the topic, Mexico can do what they want. It's their country. That being said, I see a wolf in MX he's getting lead.