4 thoughts on “Idaho Fish and Game director ‘disappointed’ in court’s decision to halt wolf trapping, hoping to reverse it”
Yeah, I’m disappointed too. I’m disappointed in all the sadists and that this will only affect wolf trapping in 57% of the state. I’m disappointed that our “representatives” are people who love nothing more than to kill. I’m disappointed in the IDFG director, commissioners, staff, and allies who promote, facilitate, and celebrate the infliction of suffering. If I can somehow deepen Director F’s disappointment, I’d love to do it.
Exposing the Big Game 
Yeah, I’m disappointed too. I’m disappointed in all the sadists and that this will only affect wolf trapping in 57% of the state. I’m disappointed that our “representatives” are people who love nothing more than to kill. I’m disappointed in the IDFG director, commissioners, staff, and allies who promote, facilitate, and celebrate the infliction of suffering. If I can somehow deepen Director F’s disappointment, I’d love to do it.
…like banning all wolf hunting and trapping year-round across the state. Now that would disappoint a lot of sadistic killers.
lol Naturally, Idaho is disappointed.
Apparently, a couple of wolves may have been spotted in Nevada. Nevada claims that their state has never had wolves. Eyeroll.
“Never”!? Maybe not in some redneck’s short-term memory.