Remember when proponents of 114 said wolves wouldn't be able to migrate into Colorado even when they had already made it into Colorado? CPW said one female gray wolf made “significant” movements in Colorado, covering over 1,230 miles since being relocated.
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“The genetic uniqueness of the Mexican wolf would be compromised, and recovery made more difficult, if genetics of northern gray wolves were prematurely intermixed with the unique subspecies of gray wolves,” Gonzales said.
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According to the Joint Budget Committee, one option to save taxpayer money in our $1.2 billion deficit is to delay introducing wolves in 2025-26.
If that happens, combined with I-13, we could see the end of Colorado's wolf abduction program with no additional wolves!
Seems wrong for Polis to release wolves with a history of attacking livestock into the middle of rancher's back yards! If you're ag producer - join us in putting a stop to this wasteful program.
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If you were kidnapped would you try to get back home? Even if its dangerous? That's what's happening to wolves abducted in Oregon and BC. 30% of the Oregon wolves died and 13% of the BC wolves have died SO FAR!
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This clip was from just before the second introduction of wolves in CO. Imagine this proceeds like moose introduction with 34 years of introductions - we could be talking about wolf introductions going on into 2057 and beyond!
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Three of the Oregon wolves have died and two of the BC wolves have died. If you love wolves do you want them to keep getting killed, if you don't care then you're STILL PAYING FOR THIS! Isn't is time to stop the waste of life and money?
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We can't stop wolves from killing cattle but we can stop the waste of taxpayer money to fly into Canada to bring the largest wolves on the planet into our state. Help us pass I-13 but signing. Learn more at https://t.co/vcuX9LaMdi
Wolves have cost taxpayers millions, hurt livestock, and created unintended consequences.
💰Wolves don’t pay taxes.
🚫Don’t follow fences.
❗They’re not the only part of the environment.
This Earth Day 🌎, let’s protect all parts of Colorado’s outdoors.
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Time matters. If you had 15 inches of rain spread over a year you'd have a healthy landscape. 15 inches in a weekend is a catastrophic flood. We need to end the flood and slow the spread of wolves across the state. Support Initiative 13!
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Friday, April 25th is the 2025 Sportsmen’s Day at the capital. This annual event is one of the largest celebrations of conservation groups and organizations with actual boots on the ground fighting to protect hunting, wildlife and science based wildlife management in Colorado.
Who is supporting this ballot measure campaign? Why should I?
I-13 is financially supported by hundreds of people who deal with wolves every day: local ranchers, hunters, and community members. Many people strongly support ending further imports.
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This settlement arose from a lawsuit against commissioners Murphy and Beaulieu after their op-ed in support of the failed big cat hunting ban.
Don't expect a fair playing field when you see wildlife commissioners settling lawsuits. We need Initiative 13.
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How many wolves taken from their homes just to die because they don't want to live among 6 million Colorado residents and 93 million visitors will it take to end wolf reintroduction?
Already, 2 of the 15 abducted from British Columbia have been killed.
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Is Dec 2026 really too late to put a stop to the wolf reintroduction program?
Moose were still being brought into Colorado DECADES after the initial introduction period. It won't stop unless we pass Initiative 35!
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5 wolves that were abducted from their homes for the wolf reintroduction have now died when they would probably be alive today if we hadn’t spent millions of dollars for this program. End this failed program - support I-35!
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The ballot title for the initiative is as follows:
Shall there be a change to the Colorado Revised Statutes ending any further reintroductions of gray wolves by December 31, 2026?
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Three presidents have supported delisting wolves. Barack Obama, who removed protections in Idaho and Montana in 2009. Donald Trump later removed them for all but Mexican wolves in 2020. And the Biden administration asked an appeals court to revive the Trump-era rule in September.
It seems the more wolves we bring in the quicker they're getting into trouble. And how could you blame them - we flew 15 wolves in from remote BC and dropped them off in the middle of ranches, hiking trails and houses!
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