The new war on wolves

F*#k you, don't bother coming up here any more, we got enough Kali shitheads. We don't want you, we don't respect you and when you are here you ain't at home, so don't ask for a goddamn thing. Stay the f*#k away, you are scummy shitheads that think you can f*#k with a mans land and his life just because you are just SO f*#king SPECIAL.

I guess it is time I nuked this luvfest.

The sad part is Rokky brings up valid points with some regularity. He just can't resist having his buttons pushed. It doesn't say much for the button-pushers either.

"I don't like Kali PEOPLE, I think you are a bunch of thieving faggots who think that your daydreams are so important that you can control the lives of people you have never met, and who want to have NOTHING to do with you, and you have no respect for hard working men and women who are risking the lives of their kids, just letting them play outside in some areas. You bastards are some of the poorest educated I have ever heard of, you guys as a group can't remember an uncomfortable fact for a day."

What makes this wolf look different

Can't you hire one of those gay Latino Kali designer types they put on the Hollowood TV shows to spice up your clothes? kali seems full of them.

I've tried to be polite, considerate of others here, but it hasn't done any good.

.....the general anti-ranching attitude that appears on all these wolf threads.

SILVERTON — Turkish sheepdogs prized for their fierceness are raising concerns they may be a little too tough for the southwest Colorado communities where ranchers are using them.

The Akbash dogs weigh up to 120 pounds and are especially aggressive toward animals near the sheep they guard. But that can include hikers and other backcountry tourists, prompting debate about whether the breed should be regulated.

The Durango Herald reports that Silverton town trustees met last week to discuss Akbash conflictsU.S. Forest Service officials, sheepherders and outdoors enthusiasts have also entered the debate over regulations surrounding the use of the breed.

"We don't need dangerous animals in the backcountry," trustee Karla Safranski said. "It's hard to believe that herd mortality is so high that it warrants these dogs."

Town trustees here have heard from hikers and bicyclists in the Little Molas Lake area who said the sheepdogs intimidate them. The dogs snarl and, according to some reports, chase them. A number of ranchers graze sheep, under guard of herders and dogs, on public lands in the summer and fall.

Sheep ranchers are defending the fierce sheepdogs.

Republican state Rep. J. Paul Brown of Ignacio said he's been around sheep for 40 years.

"We cut our loss to predators by 60 to 70 percent when we introduced dogs," Brown told the newspaper. "One time before that we lost 13 sheep to bears in a single night."

Read more: http://www.gazette.com/articles/sheepdogs-132564-silverton-tourists...................