Post by biglakebass on Nov 13, 2017 11:33:56 GMT -6
US Park Service is debating on how to get the moose population under control on the island. Estimated 1500 moose live on the island.
There are only 2 wolves left, and they are non breeding.
Concerns are the moose will destroy the forest on the island because the population could double in as few as 4 years, and by bringing in a couple different packs of wolves, they can get the moose population in check.
Anyone else raised an eyebrow and wonder WTF is wrong with this story??
There are no wolves, and the moose population is skyrocketing. On the mainland of MN, the moose population is falling year over year and there are wolves.
No wolves- moose population increases.
Many wolves - moose populatoin decreases
The DNR has been researching the falling population for years and years in MN, and the answer is right here. Wolves.
Ummmm. all I can say is WTF.
There are only 2 wolves left, and they are non breeding.
Concerns are the moose will destroy the forest on the island because the population could double in as few as 4 years, and by bringing in a couple different packs of wolves, they can get the moose population in check.
Anyone else raised an eyebrow and wonder WTF is wrong with this story??
There are no wolves, and the moose population is skyrocketing. On the mainland of MN, the moose population is falling year over year and there are wolves.
No wolves- moose population increases.
Many wolves - moose populatoin decreases
The DNR has been researching the falling population for years and years in MN, and the answer is right here. Wolves.
Ummmm. all I can say is WTF.
