Tuesday, August 6, 2013
KINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) â Mohave County is on record as saying Mexican gray wolves aren’t welcome in the northwestern Arizona county.
The Kingman Daily Miner (http://bit.ly/1epSnXT ) reports that a resolution approved unanimously Monday by the Board of Supervisors says the wolves aren’t welcome unless they’ve been vaccinated, have a dog license and have been spayed or neutered.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is studying the possibility of expanding the range that Mexican gray wolves could roam in Arizona and New Mexico.
Some livestock owners and hunting guides oppose any expansion, saying the wolves would endanger their livelihoods by killing cattle and wild game.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Mexican Wolf Recovery Coordinator Sherry Barrett says spaying or neutering the animals would defeat the project’s purpose. She says wolves are vaccinated before being released.
Exposing the Big Game 
Wow! Now isn’t this a special kind of stupid, must be a lot of “mad-cow” going around in Kingman? Well so much for that wild release theory… Maybe throw a few thousand cattle off public lands and instead of wasting money trying to fence out Mexicans, which doesn’t work, maybe we should make a huge Mexican Wolf sanctuary that fences rednecks out?
Cattlemen==death! Best quote all week!
These minority interests are driving a species to extinction and keeping us in the mid 1800s! Its time to stop them dead in their tracks and time to stop allowing our government agencies to kowtow to them every time they have an irrational, illogical, ignorant bitch.
It’s the same mentality coming from the Oregon DFW I talk about in today’s post: Wildlife Departments Must Think they’re Gods.