Wolf Murderer

[notundecided]

Wolf killer lures female wolf out of Yellowstone with fake pup distress call.

Link: http://wp.me/p1ETS2-9N

[sinkingfeeling]

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

and then sitting in a 'blind' and shooting them.

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. Yeah, but that is not hunting

[sabrina 1]

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

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.

[pipoman]

3. Probably completely legal.

I wonder how much his permit cost him.

Like it or not almost every state preserves wildlife, maintains grounds, and pays staff with the proceeds from park usage fees, and hunting and fishing licenses.

[notundecided]

4. Not Sure

Yellowstone National Park outside the jurisdiction of Wyoming.

[pipoman]

5. The wolf wasn't on Yellowstone..

The feds sell permits to hunt on national parks too. Controlled hunts go on all the time, if they didn't our parks would be much different than they are today.

[notundecided]

7. NO

There is no hunting allowed in Yellowstone!

[pipoman]

28. But there is all the way around Yellowstone..

[joeybee12]

21. No they don't...federal land, maybe, but NOT national parks...

National parks are the most restrictive of federal lands...not sure where you got that misinformation.

[pipoman]

32. Yeah, national wildlife refuges surround a lot of national parks

no hunting in the park..most refuges allow controlled hunting, that controlled hunting helps keep the national parks safe...problem animals are usually moved into refuges.

[Robb]

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

IIRC if you were to legally shoot an animal outside the park boundary, even with the proper tag and what-not, and it loped across the border to die inside, you'd be in violation of federal law if you went to go get it and take it out.

I don't get wolf hunts, though. I mean, I understand controlling numbers and all, but I can't imagine personally taking a shot at something I wasn't going to eat -- unless it was about to eat me, or was about to eat something I planned to eat.

[H2O Man]

9. I will remember this

the next time I see you in a grocery store, and am tempted to grab the last package of anything. (grin)

[Robb]

10. "No, go ahead; YOU have the last of the mashed potatoes."

Thanksgiving: no longer a spectator sport.

[renie408]

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

People who just like killing things is fucked up. I imagine it makes this guy feel like a big man to kill the big bad wolf...that he had to cheat and lure out with a distressed pup call and shot with a high powered rifle.

Yeah, he's a big man, alright.

[littlewolf]

35. wolves do alot of damage to ranchers

sheep and cattle .... this is one reason ppl hunt them down....

[sabrina 1]

12. But if he lured her out of the Park as the OP claims, that should be illegal.

[pipoman]

34. It can't be

the feds have jurisdiction on the park, the state of Wyoming outside, there is a fenced boundary. If he shot the wolf outside the fence, and it ran inside the fence, he could be arrested if he crossed to collect the animal..if one comes out... There are more wolves outside of Yellowstone in Wyoming than there are inside, but all were placed in Yellowstone originally in the 1990's.

[AtomicKitten]

11. I hope the same heartless ruse is visited upon this asshole tenfold.

RIP beautiful creature.

[sabrina 1]

13. I rarely wish harm on anyone, but the murder or torture or mistreatment of animals

definitely tests my principles. Right now I want to agree with you, but better would be if he is shamed into understanding how wrong it is to kill these beautiful creatures.

How can anyone do that?



We have their fate in our hands!

[loli phabay]

14. honest question do these feelings extend to cows chickens fish yelllwjackets roaches etc

It always seems threads like these and hunting in general come down to peoples percptions towards certain animals. The cute ones get humanized or imbued with souls and the annoying ones and ugly ones dont.

[sabrina 1]

15. Yes, I had a pet rooster as a child, eg, and it was a wonderful, intelligent creature. He

was so protective of me that my family and friends were a little afraid of him.

The reality is that people who are cruel to animals don't care whether they are 'cute' or not, they are simply sick people.

And the other reality is that some animals ARE cuter than others. And if you want to appeal to the public to stop animal cruelty, you won't get far using cockroaches to do so. But people can learn to empathize more with animals when they are 'humanized' as you called it.

I don't see it as humanizing them. I don't want to humanize them, just stop the cruelty towards them and all animals.

[loli phabay]

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

Otherwise it is all about what animals people as an individual find acceptable to kill. For the record i hunt fish and kill pests that invade my food crops.

[renie408]

22. How was this wolf being a pest in a protected sanctuary?

It wasn't bothering his cattle or eating his food crops. It was on protected land and had to be lured out by a distress call.

And what 'record' are you talking about and who gives a shit if you hunt?

And COCKROACHES AND YELLOWJACKETS???

Seriously??


Yeah, I can see how a cockroach and a wolf are equivalent.

The cow thing, yeah, there is an argument there.

I don't have anything against hunting. I have something against cheating.

[loli phabay]

24. way to miss the point i was making

I advised i hunt etc to show that this was the direction i was coming from and unless you can show differently the wolf was taken legally outside of the sanctuary. The whole conversation between sabrina and myself was about people getting all upset if one animal is killed but seem to not care about a cow or roach or cod being killed. Now i can see the level of anger when its a protected species such as a white rhino but there is hypocracy in the majority of people getting upset that one culture kills and eats one animal while they kill and eat others.

[renie408]

29. Way to completely not make your point.

You said that you killed things that were pests. The wolf wasn't being a pest. It was being an animal and not understanding the boundaries of its federally mandated sanctuary and responding to a total douchebag who lured it outside of its safe area to kill it. That might be legal, but it is still completely fucked up.

The guy didn't EAT the wolf. He lured it out and killed it and showed off to the world holding his 'prize' with a big grin on his ugly, idiotic face. Do you kill things for the fun of it? Cockroaches carry diseases. Cows are eaten for sustenance and provide valuable protein. Killing a wolf is just douchebaggery. Defend it all you want.

And this is a message board. If you want to have a private conversation, send her a private message. Otherwise, everyone is open to comment.

[smirkymonkey]

31. +1000

[sabrina 1]

25. This is about the gratuitous killing of animals for sport. That wolf was not killed for any

reason other than to provide entertainment for the killer.

I don't go out of my way to kill bugs either, and often take them outside rather than kill them whenever possible. But there is no comparison between killing something because it has become a threat and killing an animal just for the fun of it.

[pipoman]

33. I agree, I sometimes hunt

don't enjoy hunting as I used to..

[navarth]

16. a real pig in khaki

assholes like this fuck make me ashamed to be human.

[notundecided]

17. Human?

There is some question as to what makes us human. I suppose, technically he's human.

[renie408]

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

[joeybee12]

20. What a worthless POS

KNR

[DollarBillHines]

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

6788 Riverview Road
Riverton, WY. 82501-9321

I do not hunt, any more, but I have never killed an animal that I did not eat.

I do, however, draw the line at consuming human flesh.

[Generic Other]

27. A real man would be content with a photo of a beautiful animal to prove his ability

Bet Mr. Castagno hates human women too. To use the recording of a pup in distress as a lure makes him seem a dickless creep who I wouldn't want within miles of any human children for fear he'd harm them in a similar fashion.

I predict he has cursed himself to die a painful death with accompanying loss of dignity in his final moments. Karma is a mother wolf.

[renie408]

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

and take a few pot shots at him when he comes outside.

[littlewolf]

36. and when he returns fire ? or better yet calls the cops

and "someone" goes to jail .. assault w/deadly weapon ... felony conviction
yeah .. that will really show this guy ... shesh