Yea those herds and deer you and I were on this year are in trouble, need a weak winter out there this year to at least give them a chance to acclimate to the change. A winter like last year plus a new predator they’ve never dealt with would be the coup de grace in those units.
Snowshoe hares are pretty scarce from what I’m hearing as well. People are giving up hope of hunting it anymore.
Being a cynophile is real also, release the mf'ers around me and I'll show you how to keep them in check, or lets say they have the worst run of bad luck the world has ever seen.
Tourists were doing exactly that last year with the "wolves" in ARNWR, until USFWS blocked access to that area. A gov't employee told me people were spending "all day" with them, including hand feeding the pen raised canines.
Yep, but if you're familiar with how those systems work or better yet even possible worked for those type of agencies you may know the ins and outs enough to avoid getting snagged up in them. Hypothetically speaking of course.
Systems? Like a satellite gps locator affixed to a collar that caches locations and uploads them on some scheduled interval to conserve battery power and prolong their life? The social systems out side of Denver? Or dysfunction of government agencies?
