‘The executive order does not give ranchers immediate license to shoot wolves preying on livestock, but instead gives Interior Secretary Doug Burgum 90 days to determine whether the grey and Mexican wolf populations had recovered enough to warrant being taken off the endangered species list’
Look at the X Diamond Ranch and the endangered wolves reintroduced by humans in 1998. It seems the overlap with ranches and endangered wolf populations is extremely small and only affects a few specific ranches. One of them must have talked to the right people.
> Noting that US livestock herds were at a 75-year low while demand for beef had risen by 10% in the past decade, the order added: "More can and should be done to support this critical industry."
Wow, those 18,000 wolves sure have a big appetite.
I've heard that ICE is getting robot dogs. I wonder if anyone can make some robot wolves to protect the organic ones. Wolf hunting is a much more exciting adventure when the wolves can shoot back.
‘The executive order does not give ranchers immediate license to shoot wolves preying on livestock, but instead gives Interior Secretary Doug Burgum 90 days to determine whether the grey and Mexican wolf populations had recovered enough to warrant being taken off the endangered species list’
Look at the X Diamond Ranch and the endangered wolves reintroduced by humans in 1998. It seems the overlap with ranches and endangered wolf populations is extremely small and only affects a few specific ranches. One of them must have talked to the right people.
> Noting that US livestock herds were at a 75-year low while demand for beef had risen by 10% in the past decade, the order added: "More can and should be done to support this critical industry."
Wow, those 18,000 wolves sure have a big appetite.
I've heard that ICE is getting robot dogs. I wonder if anyone can make some robot wolves to protect the organic ones. Wolf hunting is a much more exciting adventure when the wolves can shoot back.