Wolves

[Kerry Stratton]

I have no desire to carry on such a specious argument... The very basic history is that predator and prey never reach stasis but bounce back and forth radically as events drive the balance of power between them. Caribou herds remain the most drastic examples in wild ungulates and they are constant boom-bust cycles. I have significant training in wildlife management but the topic has become nothing but a political argument in most circles and I will back out for good now.
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Wow, I meant nothing personal and quite honestly I like one of the other replies that basically explained why my argument didn't work. Whatever man, get pissed if you must.

One of the reasons I quit coming to this site was the amount of ego displayed here. Guess I am done again for awhile

See you all later.

[krauseb]

2013 two separate Grizzly bear attacks on the same day in Yellowstone park.
Both happened the week before I got there. Signs were up warning people when bears are seen in the area.

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Wow, I meant nothing personal and quite honestly I like one of the other replies that basically explained why my argument didn't work. Whatever man, get pissed if you must.

I am a long way from angry about anything and did not take your comment personally. I detest the style and content of the original video and should have known better than make my first comment. Taking a huge and hugely complex system and claiming causality and applying good and bad labels to so many arguable points is the problem I have.

The comment you take exception to was simply a case of me calling argumentum ad absurdum on your statement.