Now it's the wolves.

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Disaffected (6,969) Posts

Now it's the wolves.

Magnets, electric boats, windmills, sharks and now wolves.

Trump is holding a townhall or some such talking to cattle ranchers about the big bad Mexican and Canadian gray wolves preying on cattle and people. He apparently has or is planning to override state conservation & management measures to allow shoot wolves at will.

Just another episode on his attacks on wildlife and the environment...

https://democraticunderground.com/100221486048

What the hell are you talking about?

[SVPete]

What the hell are you talking about?

1.  WRT, "Magnets, electric boats, windmills, sharks, ...", . Maybe Disaffected added psilocybin to their ?

2. WRT wolves, it sounds like gray wolves had for some time (decades?) been protected from hunting. The population recovered (which Enviros will not see) to a degree that they are significantly preying on eeeee-vile ranchers' sheep and/or cattle (who Enviros and faithful Progs know deserve it). Progs have hated and have been attacking farmers and ranchers since at least the mid 1960s.

The EEEeeeee-Vile Bogey-Trump eased the regulation, thereby allowing eeeee-vile ranchers (who probably voted for EEEeeeee-Vile Bogey-Trump) to defend their flocks, herds, and homes.

3. Lib/Prog activists will not admit progress on their cause or resolution, because being activists is their meal ticket.

[CC27]

1.  WRT, "Magnets, electric boats, windmills, sharks, ...", . Maybe Disaffected added psilocybin to their ?

2. WRT wolves, it sounds like gray wolves had for some time (decades?) been protected from hunting. The population recovered (which Enviros will not see) to a degree that they are significantly preying on eeeee-vile ranchers' sheep and/or cattle (who Enviros and faithful Progs know deserve it). Progs have hated and have been attacking farmers and ranchers since at least the mid 1960s.

The EEEeeeee-Vile Bogey-Trump eased the regulation, thereby allowing eeeee-vile ranchers (who probably voted for EEEeeeee-Vile Bogey-Trump) to defend their flocks, herds, and homes.

3. Lib/Prog activists will not admit progress on their cause or resolution, because being activists is their meal ticket.

Thanks for explaining. Go over to the DUmp and tell them

[67 Rover]

Disaffected (6,969) Posts

Now it's the wolves.

Magnets, electric boats, windmills, sharks and now wolves.

Trump is holding a townhall or some such talking to cattle ranchers about the big bad Mexican and Canadian gray wolves preying on cattle and people. He apparently has or is planning to override state conservation & management measures to allow shoot wolves at will.

Just another episode on his attacks on wildlife and the environment...

Cool!  now talk about the protected Eagles, Owls, Raptors, etc chewed up by "windmills". 

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Cool!  now talk about the protected Eagles, Owls, Raptors, etc chewed up by "windmills". 

Wild hogs can be out destroying the ecosystem, and animal activists will still implore people to stop killing them.

[SVPete]

Wild hogs can be out destroying the ecosystem, and animal activists will still implore people to stop killing them.

Wild hogs are an invasive species (David Ellis rocks!), but activists don't care about that or about the eeeee-vile farmers and ranchers whose crops get destroyed and land damaged.

[Ralph Wiggum]

A repost of a great analysis from the sadly departed George Carlin. It is worth your time...the key phrase is that the planet is fine...the people are ****ed.:

https://youtu.be/UTPlKwkryEk?si=mea_8mWGY3thvoge

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Wild hogs are an invasive species (David Ellis rocks!), but activists don't care about that or about the eeeee-vile farmers and ranchers whose crops get destroyed and land damaged.

And because the hogs breed so fast, it seems impossible to kill them fast enough.

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

Wolf predation has become a serious problem for cattlemen in the West, especially following the reintroduction of the gray wolf. Cows are becoming wolf food. In California, researchers at UC Davis concluded that “72% of wolf scat samples tested during the 2022 and 2023 summer seasons contained cattle DNA.”

Populations have rebounded significantly since the gray wolf was listed as an endangered species in most of the country in 1978, preventing ranchers from killing them in response to predation. The Arizona rancher Casey Murph has described “the feeling of having to ride away to the sound of a pack of Mexican Grey wolves tearing your border collie herding dog to pieces,” one of many examples of ranchers arguing that the threat of wolf attacks isn’t well understood outside of cattle country.

https://thefederalist.com/2026/09/07/trumps-orders-on-ranchers-might-be-a-badly-needed-step-in-the-right-direction/

[SVPete]

... In California, researchers at UC Davis concluded that “72% of wolf scat samples tested during the 2022 and 2023 summer seasons contained cattle DNA.” ...

UC Davis has one of the best veterinary education programs in the western US, if not the entire US.

... one of many examples of ranchers arguing that the threat of wolf attacks isn’t well understood outside of cattle country.

Dems (except at least some in rural districts), the MSM, Enviros, and miscellaneous academic elitists have been demonizing farmers and ranchers for decades. They keep reality from ordinary people and substitute their anti-farmer/rancher crap.

[SVPete]

More from the article linked above by Sarge:

Trump’s Orders On Ranchers Might Be A Badly Needed Step In The Right Direction

https://thefederalist.com/2026/09/07/trumps-orders-on-ranchers-might-be-a-badly-needed-step-in-the-right-direction/

The orders were modest, and reactions were mixed. Rancher and advocate Amanda Radke wrote on social media that Trump’s orders “aren’t an overnight fix to the broken system that American beef cattle producers have had to operate under for so many years, but it’s a historic step in the right direction that we should all celebrate.”

The president’s orders cover topics of considerable interest to cattlemen, but they also look like this, one of several directives to Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins: “Within 60 days of the date of this order, the Secretary shall submit to the President a report identifying Federal statutory provisions, as well as trade considerations, that restrict or prohibit State-inspected or custom exempt meat products from entering interstate commerce.”

So in substance, the president has ordered the executive branch to send him a bunch of reports: on wolves and cattle predation, on country of origin labeling, on independent meat processing and simpler interstate market access for meat products.
...
Again, Trump’s orders regarding wolves are mostly tentative and procedural, directing Rollins and Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum to bring him more reports on the possibility of fully delisting gray wolves as an endangered species. But the final measure more directly suggests a return to a policy of killing at least some wolves in cattle country: “The Secretary of the Interior shall consider amending regulations or providing additional guidance, consistent with applicable law, to revise the Department’s criteria for authorizing lethal gray wolf and Mexican wolf removal and to enable greater emergency responsiveness, including precision targeting, for situations involving predator threats to human safety or threats to domestic livestock.”