DH
01-22-2003, 06:30 AM
Back Fuchs plan for wolf management.
By Dick Shockley
Please support Daniel Fuchs' House Bill 283 to provide a critically needed wolf management plan and program for Montana. If Montana takes the same firm posture as Wyoming has advocated, states' rights for wildlife management and predator control will more readily fall back into the hands of the states, as appropriate.
Most Montanans believe the Yellowstone reintroduction plan was misrepresented and has evolved into a program much more costly and extensive than originally presented. Furthermore, most Montanans do not want packs of wolves in the Bears Paw Mountains, the Little Rockies, the Bull Mountains, the Missouri Breaks, the Belt Mountains, the Snowy Mountains, the Judiths, the Crazies, the Bridgers and many other places where they are certain to proliferate if this "reintroduction" is not immediately brought under control.
By Dick Shockley
Please support Daniel Fuchs' House Bill 283 to provide a critically needed wolf management plan and program for Montana. If Montana takes the same firm posture as Wyoming has advocated, states' rights for wildlife management and predator control will more readily fall back into the hands of the states, as appropriate.
Most Montanans believe the Yellowstone reintroduction plan was misrepresented and has evolved into a program much more costly and extensive than originally presented. Furthermore, most Montanans do not want packs of wolves in the Bears Paw Mountains, the Little Rockies, the Bull Mountains, the Missouri Breaks, the Belt Mountains, the Snowy Mountains, the Judiths, the Crazies, the Bridgers and many other places where they are certain to proliferate if this "reintroduction" is not immediately brought under control.