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sabrina 1

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2. That is heart-breaking. What cowards humans are.

Wed Oct 10, 2012, 04:47 PM

Oct 2012

The contrast between the ugliness of the spirit of the killer and the beauty of the wolf is obvious in that terribly sad photo.

Numbers to call and report the killing of that beautiful animal:

In regard to the Stanley Castagno shooting of the Wolf, luring out of a sanctuary and shooting it:

Mr. Castagno is a Outfitter and Guide registered with the Wyoming Outfittrers and Guide, and their telephone number is: 800-264-0981

Wyoming Wildlife Enforcement, as this is a clear cut case of Poaching off of a Sanctuary, similar to fishing within a fish hatchery and just wrong, but we will see how they attempt to cover this up: 307-733-2321

The Administrator of Wyoming Enforcement, Eric Kescler can be reached at: 307-777-4594.

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Wolf Murderer [View all] notundecided Oct 2012 OP

I detest people who call such things 'hunting'. Like feeding deer all summer sinkingfeeling Oct 2012 #1

Yeah, but that is not hunting nadinbrzezinski Oct 2012 #6

That is heart-breaking. What cowards humans are. sabrina 1 Oct 2012 #2

Probably completely legal. pipoman Oct 2012 #3

Not Sure notundecided Oct 2012 #4

The wolf wasn't on Yellowstone.. pipoman Oct 2012 #5

NO notundecided Oct 2012 #7

But there is all the way around Yellowstone.. pipoman Oct 2012 #28

No they don't...federal land, maybe, but NOT national parks... joeybee12 Oct 2012 #21

Yeah, national wildlife refuges surround a lot of national parks pipoman Oct 2012 #32

Probably. National Parks (that don't allow hunting) are pretty by-the-numbers. Robb Oct 2012 #8

I will remember this H2O Man Oct 2012 #9

"No, go ahead; YOU have the last of the mashed potatoes." Robb Oct 2012 #10

I don't get the joy of killing things. People who hunt and eat what they kill is one thing. renie408 Oct 2012 #23

wolves do alot of damage to ranchers littlewolf Oct 2012 #35

But if he lured her out of the Park as the OP claims, that should be illegal. sabrina 1 Oct 2012 #12

It can't be pipoman Oct 2012 #34

I hope the same heartless ruse is visited upon this asshole tenfold. AtomicKitten Oct 2012 #11

I rarely wish harm on anyone, but the murder or torture or mistreatment of animals sabrina 1 Oct 2012 #13

honest question do these feelings extend to cows chickens fish yelllwjackets roaches etc loli phabay Oct 2012 #14

Yes, I had a pet rooster as a child, eg, and it was a wonderful, intelligent creature. He sabrina 1 Oct 2012 #15

so do you kill roaches or other pests or eat meat. if not then you can justifiably take this point loli phabay Oct 2012 #18

How was this wolf being a pest in a protected sanctuary? renie408 Oct 2012 #22

way to miss the point i was making loli phabay Oct 2012 #24

Way to completely not make your point. renie408 Oct 2012 #29

+1000 smirkymonkey Oct 2012 #31

This is about the gratuitous killing of animals for sport. That wolf was not killed for any sabrina 1 Oct 2012 #25

I agree, I sometimes hunt pipoman Oct 2012 #33

a real pig in khaki navarth Oct 2012 #16

Human? notundecided Oct 2012 #17

I wish you could beat the amoral shit out of people for stuff like this. renie408 Oct 2012 #19

What a worthless POS joeybee12 Oct 2012 #20

Maybe I will leave a fat, roasted chicken out in Stanley's yard. DollarBillHines Oct 2012 #26

A real man would be content with a photo of a beautiful animal to prove his ability Generic Other Oct 2012 #27

A friend of mine said somebody should stand outside this guy's trailer and yell "FREE BEER" renie408 Oct 2012 #30

and when he returns fire ? or better yet calls the cops littlewolf Oct 2012 #36