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Delist, Defund, Revoke and Revamp, ESA Wolf Programs

1,309 Comments

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Petra Berankova
1 year ago

The wolves are devastating our county, this needs to end now!

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Jo Cunningham
1 year ago

Do something for your constituents for a change

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Hallie Hunt
1 year ago

Thank you

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Janet Hanen
1 year ago

Yes.

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E Walker
1 year ago

Came face to face with one. Next time I will be armed

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tim taylorIt's
1 year ago

It's gotten out of hand. It's time to manage the populations.

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Gary Monchamp
1 year ago

Gray wolves are not endangered, must be delisted from ESA, and properly managed for balanced eco-systems to preserve all native species numbers. Predator numbers have been allowed to escalate in many rural areas to the point that too many native species numbers have been negatively effected. Domestic livestock and pets on private property are being devastated in those areas, an illegal taking without compensation.

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Sheryl
1 year ago

We need to STOP, placing this so called endangered Wolf in our back yard! This has created havoc for our Ranchers. One thing for an animal to hunt to survive, but to have them killing and leaving their prey half or barely eaten is a waste. Let alone the dangers they present to our Children and pets.

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Jensen Jim
1 year ago

Please take them off they are destroying the deer and elk herds everywhere

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Russell Kidder
1 year ago

Please consider delisting this invasive species from the endangered species act.

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Laura leiss
1 year ago

Stop putting wolves over people making a living. We did this with logging and spotted owls. We did this with Covid. Learn from history.

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Tammera Hartman Bishop
1 year ago

Please remove the wolves, we are not safe w them here

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Craig Grasty
1 year ago

They must be removed.

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Frank Ketscher
1 year ago

Delist wolf

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Karen Wiley
1 year ago

Please delist the wolf!

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Robert Johnson
1 year ago

Simple scientific principal: for every action there is an equal or greater reaction. In our area we have seen the effects of “unintended consequences” from reintroduction, such as greatly reduced number of deer, just to name one. Variety and diversity of wildlife were much great before the reintroduction. We even had one incident of a wildlife biologist grapple by a pack up a tree. She had to be rescued by Sheriffs dept. Helicopter!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Remove the wolves

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Tom Day
1 year ago

Wolves will find the easiest prey they can. When they are hungry, they will go after anything, including your family pet. Back when they were very few people in this country, they were OK say when there was less than 1 million people in Colorado. Now there's a 6 million people and it just doesn't work anymore. Also, if you look at the results from Montana, they are looking at getting rid of wolves because it has been such a disaster. It has cost hundreds of millions of dollars not only to place the wolves who are so traumatized after being taken out of their original environment. They don't know what to do. Also, the cost of you reimbursing ranchers who have lost livestock. This is an absolute disaster that should've never been allowed to happen in the first place. People in the big cities who don't know. Thought this would be a great idea to bring wolves back, but they had no idea what the impact was going to be.

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Kimberly Minarik
1 year ago

It’s a matter of time before they kill a child. It’s also a matter of time before they find my farm.

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Christina Aranas
1 year ago

Stop the wolf problem