What management? Apparently it consists of turning these predators loose and watching the destruction they cause.

By way of orientation, Stevens County is in the far northeast area of WA, adjacent to Canada on the north and Spokane County to the east.

"ENDANGERED SPECIES — Stevens County Commissioners have unanimously passed a resolution that hammers Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife managers for failing to protect people, wildlife and livestock from wolves that are naturally recolonizing the region.

The resolution (attached) stems from the Huckleberry Pack attacks on sheep grazing on Hancock timber company land, officially killing at least 24 sheep from mid-August to early September, when the rancher rounded up the flock that started at about 1,800 sheep and moved them to distant pasture.

The resolution says more than 200 of the sheep are still missing and attacks that might be attributed to wolves have been reported by other livestock owners in the area. The commissioners are particularly upset that a livestock grower was forced off private land by wolf attacks."

http://www.spokesman.com/blogs/outdoors/...olf-management/

This story is practically a metaphor for current political conditions in our country. Liberals=the wolves, the passive populace=the sheep.