Double Naught Spy Wrote:Yeah, I watched it. The guy very clearly pointed out several times that the problem is people, but he doesn't want to manage people. He wants to manage wolves.
This is a typical response of many emotional people today, who have no solution. People are the problem! OK, so do we stop logging, mining and ranching?? Do we put thousands of people out of work, "destroying communities in the process" who are reliant on those industries??? Do we import our resources, "while exporting problems to other nations" while running up our debt?? Or do we manage predators like other big game animals, with controlled hunting and increasing wildlife management revenue. Why most people support managing big game, with a solid history of success, "but become belligerent and angry when applied to predators" is beyond me. When game animals over populate, the game department increase hunting tags. When the big game population becomes low, they issue fewer hunting tags. When predators increase and over populate, "wolves become sacred" like the cows in India. Crazy.

