The removal of the gray wolf from the federal endangered species list in January not only highlighted the remarkable recovery of the wolf population but also opened a new chapter in the long-term strategy to maintain a healthy wolf population.
For that reason, Wisconsin should join the federal government to fight a lawsuit that seeks to [...]
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From the Safari Club International Catron County Citizens Turn Out In Force To Support Wolf Removal Ordinance Photo Link During the re-capture of F 924, a story circulated that a young woman working for the wolf program was severely bitten while handling her. It was not a popular story and although it spread like fire in the rural communities where wolf employees live and work, most folks simply never heard about it. The bite was certainly never investigated even though others on the team knew about it in fact, several other wolf workers made a habit out of teasing the victim about when her rabies shots would kick in. How amazing! I agree that wolves are animals of instinct but dangerous? When is the last time you heard of a human being killed by a wolf as compared to the last time a human killed a wolf? These animals have been persecuted by extermination and the loss of their natural habitat for centuries to [...] |
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