Reintroduce wolves to the UK?

[Maddog]

I say yes.

We have maned wolves here. They have stupidly long legs and are quite bonny.

That thing is about the size of a coyote. Nothing like a wolf.

And a wolf would not run away from a Pit or a Rottweiler. Maybe if there was a couple of them.

It's a far more efficient killing machine than a Pit or a Rottweiler.

Here's what happens when dogs come across wolves in Wisconsin and Michigan. They are getting slaughtered in droves there.

[Maddog]

Here's a few more.

Don't think y'all want wolves running loose.

[Vicky]

Maddog!!!

That's enough horrible pictures, please don't post anymore.

Oh and children are only called Bairns in certain parts of Scotland. In the part of Scotland i come from, we call them Weans.

[Maddog]

Maddog!!!

That's enough horrible pictures, please don't post anymore.

Oh and children are only called Bairns in certain parts of Scotland. In the part of Scotland i come from, we call them Weans.

Well keep your Weans away from wolves. I think the three pictures are enough. Sometimes people that thing wild critters are cute need a little shock to realize what they do. I'm not anti wolf, but use biology to keep their numbers in check. Keep the cuddly emotions out of it.

[Vicky]

Maddog!!!

That's enough horrible pictures, please don't post anymore.

Oh and children are only called Bairns in certain parts of Scotland. In the part of Scotland i come from, we call them Weans.

Well keep your Weans away from wolves. I think the three pictures are enough. Sometimes people that thing wild critters are cute need a little shock to realize what they do. I'm not anti wolf, but use biology to keep their numbers in check. Keep the cuddly emotions out of it.

I've read a lot about Wolves on various animal welfare sites and have seen the damage they can do. I think reintroducing to the UK would be a very bad idea. Oh and as for John Muir saying we have the food for them here, that's translates as peoples pets and farmers livestock. No we don't want them.

[Trapper John]

I'm sure I saw or read some while ago that there already is a managed and monitored wolf pack in Scotland.

Wild boar have been successfully re-introduced back into the British Isles - a fully grown male can be very dangerous, not heard of anyone falling foul of one, though.

[Lady Murasaki]

No, I dont really fancy living near wolves

or pitbulls and rottwielers...

Well I'd prefer them to wolves

same shit different wrapper

Oh..maybe when they domesticate wolves I wont mind living near them

dogs are the domesticated version of wolves aren't they?

[Vicky]

Oh..maybe when they domesticate wolves I wont mind living near them

dogs are the domesticated version of wolves aren't they?

They are, Lady M.

[Puzzler]

Wolves actually don't attack humans unless they're very, very, very hungry or rabid. So I think it'd be safe to reintroduce them to remote parts of the countryside, maybe not for the sheep but that's what farmers have shotguns for. I'd also like to see beavers and wild boar reintroduced on a fairly large scale.

[Vicky]

Wolves actually don't attack humans unless they're very, very, very hungry or rabid. So I think it'd be safe to reintroduce them to remote parts of the countryside, maybe not for the sheep but that's what farmers have shotguns for. I'd also like to see beavers and wild boar reintroduced on a fairly large scale.

Fair enough. They can send them to England instead and they can tear your arse off.

[Sundaze]

Beavers would be good, I think it would be okay to introduce them back some more

[Trapper John]

Wolves actually don't attack humans unless they're very, very, very hungry or rabid. So I think it'd be safe to reintroduce them to remote parts of the countryside, maybe not for the sheep but that's what farmers have shotguns for. I'd also like to see beavers and wild boar reintroduced on a fairly large scale.

I like a nice beaver, myself

[Lady Murasaki]

Oh..maybe when they domesticate wolves I wont mind living near them

dogs are the domesticated version of wolves aren't they?

They are, Lady M.

wolves are gorgeous but i wouldn't want to live next door to one!

[Vicky]

Wolves actually don't attack humans unless they're very, very, very hungry or rabid. So I think it'd be safe to reintroduce them to remote parts of the countryside, maybe not for the sheep but that's what farmers have shotguns for. I'd also like to see beavers and wild boar reintroduced on a fairly large scale.

I like a nice beaver, myself

So do i.

[Vicky]

Oh..maybe when they domesticate wolves I wont mind living near them

dogs are the domesticated version of wolves aren't they?

They are, Lady M.

wolves are gorgeous but i wouldn't want to live next door to one!

Me either, Lady M.

Beautiful animals but ones that are best kept at a distance.