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Changing Colorado's Decision on Introducing Wolves

Changing Colorado's Decision on Introducing Wolves

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Mark G.
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Katie N.
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Michelle G.
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Mitch B.
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Derek L.
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Matt G.
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Sara G.
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Started by Keegan Franklin 2 years ago

Wolves were introduced into Colorado in December of 2023. This was not a good decision at all when you look at the problems and solutions other states are taking to battle them. In Idaho wolves have reduced the elk population by 43% since 2002 the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation found in a recent study. In Yellowstone National Park the elk population went from 17,000 to 8,000 from 1995 to 2008. To battle the wolves Wyoming has wolves as a shoot on sight nuisance animal. In Idaho your legally allowed to use your elk tag on a wolf if that is your choice. So this petition is to battle the decision made on reintroducing them and save our amazing elk and deer populations here in Colorado.

Updates

October 2, 2024

THIS MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!! PEOPLE EVERYWHERE ARE STANDING UP TO PROTECT OUR ELK AND DEER POPULATIONS FROM THE REAL DANGERS OF THIS REINTRODUCTION!!

6 Comments

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Dave Ford
1 year ago Featured

TOTAL WASTE OF TAXPAYER MONEY TO BRING THEM BACK. MY NEIGHBOR ALREADY LOST TWO SHEEP. WHO IS PAYING FOR THAT?

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Sarah Powell
1 year ago Featured

Ridiculous decision. We are going to lose all our elk herds just like wyoming did. Stop listening to out of state activists and look at the actual numbers.

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Bill Foster
1 year ago Featured

Keep them out. We dont need them here.

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Mike Guerrero
1 year ago Featured

My grandfather worked this land for 40 years and never had to worry about his calves getting torn apart by wild animals. Now we have idiots in cities voting on things they know nothing about. Let us manage our own property.

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Jen Tan
1 year ago Featured

I used to love hiking with my dog but now I carry a sidearm everywhere. It’s just not safe anymore for families or pets.

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Gordon Hoyt
1 year ago Featured

The introduction of wolves to our state was a terrible idea in the first place. The impact it has and will continue to have on the wildlife and farm and ranchers livestock is proof enough. Now we’re seeing the impact on recreation with a young man having to shoot and kill one after being followed and surrounded by several. Get rid of them.