Sarah Palin Pranked

Sarah Palin is pretty well known for her horrific track record on wildlife, particularly wolves and bears.

Palin Administration Calls in the Helicopters for Sweeping Wolf Massacre

The Palin administration considerably escalated its aerial wolf killing spree this past weekend, with full details only becoming clear in the hours after the killing initiated. At least 58 wolves have been killed in the Upper Yukon/Tanana area of Alaska over the past 4 days by Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) staff, which indicates that their target of approximately 250 wolves will be easily met. The key ingredient is the decision by the governor and her appointed Alaska Board of Game to use helicopters as part of the state's wolf killing program in this region. The Board of Game approved the use of agency helicopters and personnel at its most recent meeting, which ended March 9, 2009, but those new regulations are not yet in effect, making the current helicopter wolf killing program in the Upper Yukon/Tanana region illegal. It is on these grounds that the board now faces a law suit, filed today by Defenders of Wildlife calling for an immediate injunction on the aerial wolf killing occurring in this area

Apparently one of her new Scottsdale neighbors took it to 'heart' and played a very small prank on Palin's new home.

Sarah Palin Pranked

HAHA WOW!!!!!

I bet she never messes with any wolves again after that awesome and elaborate prank

Thanks for bringing it to our attention, is there a petition or anthing we can sign? Im an animal lover as are many members here and would be happy to help in any way I could.

That is pretty funny, girl better hope they don't take prints from that sticker though, and get her for defacing property or something lol. Btw what a nice "house" she has.. If you or I owned that, it would be called a fort/compound and probably then be raided.


Deebo

reply to post by IkNOwSTuff


I guess when you're pranking a politician you have to play it on the safe side. Especially when the politician has lots of big guns!

Btw what a nice "house" she has.. If me or you owned that, it would be called a fort/compound and probably then be raided.

reply to post by Deebo


Yeah, no kidding! There's nothing pretty about the place, just a cold looking structure, kinda like her!

Geez people, now even the grey mexican wolves are crossing our borders.. when will this madness stop!!? we need to have some kind of tagging process to ensure the wolves are legal. on a more serious note; the wolf chick was muy caliente.

reply to post by SANman


Maybe we should put up higher fences and dig a moat and put alligators in it to stop them from crossing the boarder

Terrible.
Wolves were hunted to near extinction, and they were completely annihilated in the States.
The only reason Americans HAVE wolves now, is because they were bred in Canada and re-introduced..
Think they would learn the first time... but at last, history will always repeat it's self.
America better not come asking for more wolves once they abolish them AGAIN.

reply to post by SalientSkivvy


The Phoenix Zoo had 5 Mexican Gray Wolves the last time I was there...all males.

Maybe we should put up higher fences and dig a moat and put alligators in it to stop them from crossing the boarder

If the "them" you're referring to are the Lobos, they don't need to bother. There really aren't any to come across.

reply to post by Caintic

the Mexican gray wolf is one of the rarest mammals in the world. It is estimated that at least 4,000 of these wolves once roamed across Texas, New Mexico and Arizona and were equally as abundant in Mexico. Like the other gray wolves in the United States, Mexican gray wolves were exterminated by government programs and private individuals to the point of near extinction.

reply to post by SaveTheWolves


Thanks for this.

Great job to the lady that did that.

S+F

Great job to the lady that did that.

reply to post by ThinkingCap


Absolutely! Kudos to her! One by one...guess we can all find little ways to make a difference.