I guarantee you that the Wyoming Game and Fish department is doing everything it can in its power to throw the book at this guy and that they are disgusted by him. They’re likely being very careful not to make mistakes and hand out information they’re not legally allowed to.
Also I just remembered if the injury is fresh, time is of the essence as the meniscus can be further damaged. It’s a painful injury with the only option being surgery for a long term fix, hope your dog gets well soon!
I’ve got a dog that had the same problems. She’s about 40-45 pounds and I ended up going with a tight rope surgery. She’s doing great 5 years later still, runs around like she always has.
The tight rope surgery is less invasive than the other options traditionally offered, it may be worth looking into for your dog.
I believe they prefer Libera pay over the other options last I had checked
Gandalf the White, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail’s Black Knight
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As someone who is a current user and unaware of superior options but is curious, what would you recommend?
Can’t infect wolves? I’m no expert here but I don’t feel like a vertebrate mammal with a brain could be completely immune to prions. Do you have any more information on that claim?
I believe it’s made the jump into a certain species of monkey in a lab environment last I knew, but the jump to humans hasn’t been seen and isn’t a given. This is a clickbait title. If you’re hunting game, make sure to get it tested with samples taken at a wildlife check station before consuming and you’re likely safe here.
10 wolves today, but in the future it’ll be hundreds or thousands potentially (which I’m fine with) but it’s shortsighted to think it’s only ten
Interesting. Maybe the reason so many ranchers complain to the Wyoming Game and Fish is so they can get damage payouts. Perhaps they’re over exaggerating the issue.
Probably not because those won’t affect their bottom line as much. Wolves harass cattle herds and run the weight off of them, requiring more workers to protect the herd and also reducing sale price. With wolves reintroduced, the price of beef will increase.
That being said, we definitely still should reintroduce them, they have so many positive effects on the environment. Even if not reintroduced, it won’t be long before the wolves in Wyoming start making their way down anyway.
Credit for this goes to David Lovelace, and it’s not even the most ridiculous variant he made: https://www.umop.com/rps.htm