03-13-2007, 07:20 PM
Personally I have no conscience, so I wouldn't have a problem putting a round in any of the critters you mention.
Wolves are useless vermin that do not belong here any more. They are not endangered species, just federally proctected. You can hunt them (legally) in Canada. You can bet the Canadian F&W laughed all the way to the bank when the US bought those mangy critters from them. Our forefathers killed them all off for a good reason, let's not undo what they did because we are glassy eyed treehuggers. Mother nature is no friggin' treehugger, just ask a wolly mammoth! Oh wait, they all died off on thier own. How 'bout a saber tooth tiger??? None of them left either. Perhaps a dinosaur? Sorry, just some bones and turds left over from them.
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Wolves are useless vermin that do not belong here any more. They are not endangered species, just federally proctected. You can hunt them (legally) in Canada. You can bet the Canadian F&W laughed all the way to the bank when the US bought those mangy critters from them. Our forefathers killed them all off for a good reason, let's not undo what they did because we are glassy eyed treehuggers. Mother nature is no friggin' treehugger, just ask a wolly mammoth! Oh wait, they all died off on thier own. How 'bout a saber tooth tiger??? None of them left either. Perhaps a dinosaur? Sorry, just some bones and turds left over from them.
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