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Thank you....

Is the cow in the creek causing poisonings down stream?

Doggy! I would like to pet you, doggy.

They put this out to show whoever has been poisoning the animals that they are on to them

...."Don't recommend channel".......click.

Damn even my videos are more informative than this 😂

Why a video with zero info. Help promote your actions by a little context. You guys have such a poor perception of doing little to manage our wildlife correctly, take 30 seconds, and share what you're doing. I'm not saying it changes how we feel about your mismanagement of our mule deer herds, etc, but any good publicity can't hurt.

Poor thing; I hope whatever caused the poisoning is identified and addressed immediately. Thank you ODFW for being on top of this

Budget does any state government stay in the Budget

Oregon Department of Wildlife can do a WHOLE LOT BETTER filming this.

Thank you for keeping Oregon clean! Curious what kind of animal that was?

Death

How is the odfw coming with reduced fees to matching the commercial salmon troll season

I feel like UA-cam could be a huge fundraising opportunity and not just a vector of information if you were to get a good team to make these videos more interesting and informative. Just a thought

context?

Damn. Really appreciate the guys doing the recovery. Im sure it smells terrible.

Be nice to have more info

What unit is this in?

Meanwhile after watching "The Grey" starring Liam Neeson: Wolves are scary🥺

As wolves are not the problem, poachers are. Thank you for highlighting this growing problem. Does this include anglers who sell their catch, as an example, salmon or Albacore tuna?

I’ve seen the odd one now and then..,and their more or less wary of biped humanoids.Not the scary monsters those @#$&ers in Hollywood make them out to be.

To my knowledge, wolves will not attack prey unless it starts running away, that is part of their strategy. So if you end up as wolf prey, the best option is to not run.

Ohh a wolf, eh

yo its my boy ron, ron didnt see you there, but he's chill

I came across so many in northern Minnesota and Canada, they never came close enough to me to make me feel intimidated and always ran even if there was more then one. Great video thanks so much for posting 🙏❤🐺

Excellent presentation

This video is very dangerous, she really has no clue of very deadly factors involving wolves.

oregon is a wretched hive of scum and villiany

PLEASE HELP and send the letter below Calling for an END to the Province of BRITISH COLUMBIA CANADA’s WOLF SLAUGHTER The provincial wolf cull program is unsustainable, unscientific, unethical, and unacceptable to British Columbians. Since 2015 the B.C. government has spent over 10.1 million tax dollars killing 2,192 wolves. B.C.’s wolf cull program is an ecologically, economically, and ethically offensive approach to wolf “management”. Apex predators like wolves help regulate species health and play a critical role in maintaining a functioning ecosystem. From songbirds to the shape of rivers, wolves have a profoundly important place in the food web and the landscape yet they are being killed by the hundreds every year by the B.C. government. The Province continues to allow logging and fragmentation of critical habitat in endangered caribou herd areas while scapegoating wolves as the culprits of the caribou’s decline. 136,229.07 square kilometres of habitat have been lost within caribou herd ranges due to human disturbances. This habitat loss has steadily increased since provincial and federal governments were tasked with caribou recovery in 2003. According to researchers, without protecting and restoring the old-growth forest that caribou depend on, the wolf cull is at best a “palliative measure.” Killing wolves stalls the push for true protective recovery. Experts in Alaska are reporting that the Mulchatna caribou herd populations continued to decline despite decades of wolf and bear killing. The provincial wolf cull program is unsustainable, unscientific, unethical, and unacceptable to British Columbians. Learn more about Pacific Wild’s SaveBCWolves campaign. Send a letter today to demand an end to B.C.’s wolf cull program. If you don’t live in Canada, you can copy-paste the text in the letter below (or write your own message) and send it to the following people: Honourable Minister of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, Nathan Cullen, WLRS.minister@gov.bc.ca Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada, Steven Guilbeault, Steven.Guilbeault@parl.gc.ca Premier of British Columbia, David Eby, premier@gov.bc.ca

Nothing cause I own one.😂

Why does this feel like analog horror?

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What part of Oregon was this located?

Alright ladies.. bear or wolf?

Who would have known that wolves were afraid of snow bunnies when it's warm outside.😆 just kidding, thanks for the excellent and informative video.

thanks for advice

Thank got it was not a warewolf. That would have ended differently.

And then how do you store them? Do you have to cook immediately or can you store like other meat in the fridge? Wish the most important cut was in the frame. Thanks for the info!

Glenn Villenueve: *scoffs "When I was in Alaska...." Lol

Wolves are smart enough to know trouble when they see it

Stop. Drop and roll. 😊

I would run away from me too

you say over and over, “who’s a good boy!” and give him bacon treats after he shakes your hand

Don't trust any one that works for Oregon government

Why can’t we comment on the latest wildlife commission meeting…? Ya know.. PUBLIC DIALOGUE

Whistling S talker

Ive heard wolfs setup male dogs with a female in heat and flank the target. If you see a wolf in front of you theres a good chance your already surrounded. Thats one animal that scares the shit out of me. Luckily they migrate where i used to live and stayed at higher altitudes.

These things are over the place.

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