| No comment. Sean V Owen, Seattle WA |
| You'll be putting a lot of people out of work. Starting with the game department. When hunters take their hunting money to other wolf free states, the game department will go broke. Next will be the small business that are directly related to hunting, like guides, outfitters, resorts, gas stations, restaurants etc. Ty Brown, Naches WA |
| If loosing hunting dollars is what you are trying to achieve you will reach your goal. Thomas E Ring, Spokane WA |
| Reintroduction will be a disaster for tourism. They are just to smart and will track individuals moving through the woods and put people in danger. Rich James, Port Angeles WA |
| Impacts are totally under rated. Will be little at first but ever increasing as wolves rapidly invade and spread across the state. Impacts to land use, land values, livestock and etc will be hidden from the public just as with the Norther Spotted Owl. Another big economic blow to the Rural communities while the Wolf promoters make excuses and blame other causes. Wayne Vinyard, Glenwood WA |
| No hunting, high depradation costs, poor land use and care should tell the story. No economic usefullness for the wolf. No more wolfs. John Eaton, Ellensburg WA |
| wolves equal less money scott fowler, burlington WA |
| Please think about the economic impact on livestock producers,the private land owner,the hunters and the money these people bring into our economy of this state. bruce oergel, ellensburg WA |
| NO WOLVES Anonymous |
| Severe economic losses to the state because of decreased hunting license and tag sales Jay Arment, Spokane WA |
| Loss of out-of-state and in-state hunting license sales, gas, food and lodging needs to be considered. Michael Korenko, Carson WA |
| You are not showing any economic losses due to future decreased hunter opportunities. You in certain areas emphasized the postive impacts the negative impacts far outweigh the few if any positive Anonymous |
| Interesting. Lois Neuman, Vancouver WA |
| Too low. Each moose is worth $30,000, bull elk $6,000. Use the raffle proceeds to estimate what each big game animal is worth. Darcy Mitchem, Toutle Wa WA |
| Wolves will wipe out the rural economy. Larry Zalaznik, Walla Walla WA |
