LAST EDITED ON Dec-30-14 AT 02:30PM (MST)[p]Why was that wolf in Beaver and not some where further north, in Utah, before someone saw and or shot it?
Don't they collar these wolfs so they can be tracked?
I'd like to see the collar data records. (GRAMMA)
Just how fast did this wolf travel from the north to Beaver?
Maybe 80 mph?
What day?
Why Beaver and not Nephi, Manti, Delta, Oak City, Fairview, Price, Rush Valley? Why Beaver?
Oh...............hee, hee, I-70 is 30 miles north of Beaver.
Now ain't that a coincident?
Well I'll be damned, if the USF&G didn't, (about 12 years ago) without so much as a single public meeting in Utah, moved the wolf endangered species zone, from the Arizona Utah State line, north to I-70, that crosses Utah from Grand Junction Colorado and ends 30 miles north of the town of Beaver. Any wolf, found south of I-70 is now in a protected zone. Home free!
A northern wolf shot? Not a southern wolf? Not a southern wolf with hundreds of miles of a safe right of passage, but a northern wolf, a wolf subject to hundreds miles of unsafe passage, through the most decently population country between Sacramento Calif and Denver Colorado, shows up 20 minutes south of I-70. Not a southern wolf, smart enough to stop 30 miles short of I-70 but, by hell, a northern wolf smart enough to make it 30 miles inside Mecca, through all that human congestion to the north.
Imagine that!
DC