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Bubbacanuck
10-06-2021, 03:00 PM
With Pacific Wild getting 500,000 signatures to end the wolf cull, hopefully everyone has completed the below survey to ensure the wolf full does not end.

https://engage.gov.bc.ca/caribou/feedback-form/

Jc12
10-06-2021, 04:08 PM
Has there ever been a wolf cull that did work??

Livewire322
10-06-2021, 04:15 PM
Has there ever been a wolf cull that did work??

Well, considering they reintroduced them into Yellowstone in 1995, I’d say yes.
In order for them to be ‘re-introduced’ they had to first be extirpated…

bearvalley
10-06-2021, 04:25 PM
Has there ever been a wolf cull that did work??
Yeah ….there has.
Don’t buy into the BS being peddled that ungulates are crashing strictly due to habitat.
Habitat, human encroachment and all the rest are contributing factors.
The top heavy predator load has tipped the scale.
Wolves are only one species that we have too many of.

firebird
10-06-2021, 04:28 PM
Wolf cull worked much better when they were disliked by all, poisoned, run with hounds, as well as the airial gunning trapping, and hunting.

I also think there were many more people after them 100 years ago. Homesteaders,ranchers,government. It was still the wild west lol

Today you have limited hunters, trappers, and sometimes gov hired contractors.

albravo2
10-06-2021, 04:28 PM
^exactly.

When you see a lot of grizzly sign and no moose sign it is an easy conclusion to reach.

Sitkaspruce
10-06-2021, 07:32 PM
Where I hunt, we used to see wolf tracks every where we went and even shot the odd one. Moose where there and we killed bulls, but sometimes the howling out called the moose.

Because it is in a wolf cull area, we now rarely see the tracks, have not heard much for howling, moose numbers have increased some, caribou are increasing and we are now seeing deer. But the grizz sightings are increasing and there is more yotes (lots more).

I am for a moderate cull that keeps numbers in check. With the Caribou recovery plan a main focus for both Governments, the FN pushing for more caribou and the maternal penning program working, Raincoast will have a hard time getting it closed, even with 499,999 out of province and probably out of country signatures.

Cheers

SS

HarryToolips
10-06-2021, 09:08 PM
Already done thanks for posting...

IronNoggin
10-07-2021, 01:05 PM
.... With the Caribou recovery plan a main focus for both Governments, the FN pushing for more caribou and the maternal penning program working, Raincoast will have a hard time getting it closed, even with 499,999 out of province and probably out of country signatures.


Here's Hoping! https://www.tnof.ca/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/Pozitive.gif

Filled out the survey a fair long time ago now. Hope they're listening...

Nog

J_T
10-07-2021, 02:07 PM
Has there ever been a wolf cull that did work?? I would say, we cull every year. When I have wolves show up on trail cameras, or when we are hunting and we identify wolves in the area, we communicate the numbers to the trappers, and each year they take a majority of them out. Not all. We support balance, but from 12 to 4 one year, from 7 to 2 one year. This year, looks like we're after about 4 wolves to maintain balance.

Dannybuoy
10-07-2021, 02:15 PM
I would say, we cull every year. When I have wolves show up on trail cameras, or when we are hunting and we identify wolves in the area, we communicate the numbers to the trappers, and each year they take a majority of them out. Not all. We support balance, but from 12 to 4 one year, from 7 to 2 one year. This year, looks like we're after about 4 wolves to maintain balance.
You are east Kootenays?

fuzzybiscuit
10-07-2021, 02:17 PM
No wolf cull in my area and you can’t go anywhere without seeing Wolf sign. In the past year I’ve personally shot 3 and seen many, many more.

We got a small bull moose just over a week ago and the wolves were howling not far away. We were in a small inflatable and had 60km to get back to camp. The boat can float two guy, gear and a whole moose but it won’t get up on step with that much weight. We took 2 1/4’s across the river and hung them high off the ground. We made the trip back the next day and before picking up the 1/4’s we checked the carcass. It was pretty picked clean with Wolf tracks close by. We also heard a couple holding while we were there.

A Wolf cull of some sorts up here would be welcome.

Bugle M In
10-07-2021, 11:06 PM
Has there ever been a wolf cull that did work??
When it is done right, it WORKS!!

J_T
10-08-2021, 08:09 AM
You are east Kootenays?
Correct............ (sorry, needed more characters to post a reply)