Five wolves released in Colorado as part of reintroduction plan

[@jahn9960]

Why were they not released in Denver thats were the people voted yes for them. The rural people voted not to have them. Amazing how cities make decisions for rural America.

[@scottleggejr]

That's the only reason Washington and Oregon are so blue. It's a mess.

[@emmasundblad7797]

@@scottleggejrbecause the cities have the highest populations ?

[@scottleggejr]

@housingdinosaur8185 they didn't because the people who live in that region unanimously voted against it. We should trap and relocate them to eat all the homeless in the cities who voted them in...

[@ElusiveTy]

Congratulations, you've just discovered how democracy works.

[@scottleggejr]

@@ElusiveTy Weird though we live in a democratic republic. Let's see how this pans out in the next election cycle.

[@mopthermopther]

Unbeknownst to the public these are actually werewolves.

[@rawheadrexx11]

🤣

[@larragunn2809]

😂

[@paulastreet485]

Anyone complaining about this - look up what happened to Yellowstone when they got rid of wolves !

[@scottleggejr]

What happened? They had a shitload more woodland critters? Cougars and bears and wolverines went vegan?😂

[@paulastreet485]

@@scottleggejr look it up

[@cassedy007]

@@scottleggejr In 1995, 14 wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park. From there, those 14 wolves basically saved the entire park's collapsing ecosystem. (How Wolves Saved Yellowstone). This is the story behind the conservation of Yellowstone's wolves. On March 1, 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the National Park Protection Act into law, creating the first national park: Yellowstone. The goal of creating the national park was to preserve the natural landscape and wildlife for generations to come. The creation of Yellowstone protected most of the native species, but it didn’t provide protection for most of the predators, like the native wolves. As a result, by 1926 all the Northern Rocky Mountain wolf packs had been hunted to extinction. The removal of the wolves had wide-reaching effects on the park's ecosystem, as the wolves prey increased in population, and their prey shrinking. After decades, wolf conservation efforts began and wolves were reintroduced, and like the avatar, finally brought peace. The story of wolf conservation and the wolf ecosystem in Yellowstone is an interesting example of the importance of keystone species play in their habitats. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZSYY59rj8h0gJI

[@andrewcrowley6331]

@@scottleggejrecosystem nearly collapsed due to elk overpopulation and overgrazing.

[@scottleggejr]

@@andrewcrowley6331 weird that happens to set a precedent when there is no hunting in Yellowstone, yet population is managed everywhere else. 🤣

[@justmejenny7986]

They sure are beautiful.

[@upnatm2]

Agreed. And so are all of the baby foals, calves and lambs that these wolves are going to take down.

[@scottleggejr]

Make a nice rug 😂

[@nature3361]

@@upnatm2The state is overrun by unguents (elk, nonnative moose, etc.) to the point where the vegetation has changed to impact many species we share the world with

[@upnatm2]

@@nature3361 And how are you going to ensure that the wolves only hunt an "overpopulation" of elk and not domestic livestock and pets?

[@upnatm2]

@@nature3361 And can you cite your source to this overpopulation? I'm from Colorado, and there's been a massive die off of antelope, elk and deer - so much so that Colorado Parks and Wildlife made dramatic cuts to the number of big game hunting licenses.

[@DevilDogDen1775]

If they cross into Wyoming, and a rancher catches them on their property, they're dead meat....

[@Tony-c4k9d]

They got trackers I’m pretty sure they will have a perimeter before the rescuers relocate them back

[@Kirovslaya]

The wolves were there long before ranchers were a thing, and they will be there after. Man made institutions will always interfere with local ecology . Might as well willingly give the wolves a few head just to keep them happy

[@scottleggejr]

@@Tony-c4k9d tax funded zoo keepers following them around to keep them safe seems reasonable 🤣

[@JosephA.-ns9hr]

Colorado does that

[@kc72186]

Next month they will start reintroducing rattlesnakes in LA.

[@protectanimals9792]

Beautiful thing to see. They were hunted to extinction in almost all 50 states. Now we realize they are vital to a healthy ecosystem. Check out reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone

[@dangerousdylan6262]

How many people live in Yellowstone National Park?

[@protectanimals9792]

@@dangerousdylan6262 people destroyed the natural ecosystem. The wolves can restore it. Before Europeans flooded this country you could drink out of any river or stream. How many can you drink out of now ? Nature creates, man destroys. They have just as much right to live as us.

[@maritimespook]

Nobody in that Area wanted this by a 2/3 Margin , say goodbye to Livestock & Pets , Dumb Democrats virtue signaling City Slickers again

[@maritimespook]

Yeah the Moose & Elk population has Declined by 80-90% because of Woke Democrats

[@maritimespook]

​@@dangerousdylan6262 Also the Moose & Elk population has declined in Yellowstone by 80-90% these Far Left Morons never get anything right

[@emzz6175]

The black wolf are beautiful

[@kuenythiluang25]

Indeed

[@scottleggejr]

It's going to make someone a nice rug one day 🤣

[@nerdobject5351]

Say bye to your pets, your chickens and large farm animals. These are intelligent ALPHA predators that hunt in packs who will no problem hunting you on a hiking trail. Of course it not your problem. You get up in your apartment every day walk to Starbucks and come back home to work not having a pack animals eating your laptop, food in your fridge and quite possibly your children outside playing. But you get to feel warm and fuzzy about the cute wolves.

[@paladintrueknight]

In the whole history of the United States, there hasn't been a single fatal wolf attack on a human being. They don't attack humans unless provoked. Go educate yourself.

[@maritimespook]

YEP ! Moronic Democrats Strike Again , People who don't live an Work in the Area love the Cute wolves in the city, Lefty 🤡s

[@terrililly1957]

They are native to this country dummy.

[@SiSiNoNoLOL]

Calm down! You definitely know nothing about wolves

[@maritimespook]

​@SiSiNoNoLOL you obviously know nothing 😂😂 everything this person said is 100% Accurate , Dem government doesn't listen to Conservation Officers and The People in the County , 2/3 said don't do this and tried to sue them , but atleast the governor got a photo op , Look at the faces of the Conservation Officers 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nerdobject5351]

Maybe when they start showing up in Aspen people will begin to realize the problem they created.

[@JSauer21]

I came across a wolf on a hike in Colorado 15 years ago. I'm doing fine

[@chuckster243]

​@@JSauer21Your dog can't say the same.

[@JSauer21]

@@chuckster243 Didn't take a dog with me, but the dog I owned at the time is obviously dead since it was 15 years ago, thanks for reminding me 🖕🖕🖕

[@chuckster243]

@@JSauer21 Mine has been dead longer. Anytime.

[@buggyface]

If I saw that black wolf with a green collar I would think that is someone's pet dog.

[@brucelyon-bm8ty]

This species of Wolf is not native to this area. They are larger and more aggressive than the Lobo native species.

[@Reed411]

FACT CHECK: Although technically the Canadian Wolf may not have been one of the 2 primary subspecies in Colorado, the differences between them is nominal, and there is even evidence to support the historic range of the Canadian grey reaching as far as the southern Rockies. They share an almost exact genealogy, preferred prey, habitat, hunting methods, and yes size. The Southern Rocky Mountain wolf ranged in size and was thought to be in some cases as big as the Canadian if not bigger. At the end of the day, they are both grey wolves. Professors from the University of Colorado have even been quoted calling the sub species argument as missing the point.

[@maritimespook]

​@@Reed411 the County they released them in opposed it by a 2/3 Margain , Just Democrats being 🤡s as usual, City Dwellers destroying everything is part for the course

[@TacticaLLR]

Yes they are. This subspecies (Canis lupus nubilus) is native to both Oregon, and Colorado, and is the only species currently living in Oregon.

[@maritimespook]

@@TacticaLLR Never Actually Proven, These Are Timberwolves , The Scientist they asked was also one who supported this idea, many many did not

[@Timberwoodx]

They are native

[@reginamay2767]

they so pretty, and should be left alone, they are not bothering anyone unless you bother them that is a known fact they are scared and will run. let them alone.

[@JSauer21]

They are not fearful animals at all, but they're also not a threat to people if you respect them

[@Mace-cq9lo]

@@JSauer21They are actually extremely shy and avoid human interaction.

[@willb2303]

Trump for prison

[@joecole7122]

These men are EVIL for releasing these creatures into someone else's backyard.

[@rhettmaxwell4860]

A re introduction isn’t evil at all. The wolves were once part of Colorado and they helped saved Yellow Stone from over population of elk which over grazed and devastated that park. A similar fate to Colorado can happen. I implore you to watch the video “How Wolves Change Rivers” because it explains how important they are.

[@ezone913]

Coming up after the break; - 2 hikers are killed and eaten by wolves.

[@lordcommandersnow1625]

oh well. stay out of their home

[@seanfallon5788]

Ecosystem is more important than 2 randomly selected people out of a population of millions.

[@ttthewolfgirl]

Healthy wolves don’t eat nor attack people

[@proudlywild1491]

Good a man lives in the wilderness not a tree park with tame deer.

[@kmack998]

If the natives was able to coeexist with wolves why cant the greedy colonizer

[@nature3361]

Crying wolf tears. Colorado overrun by elk, introduced moose, etc. to the point of unhealthy vegetation.

[@dougm2250]

Attn liberals plenty of camping space available in Colorado!

[@thefrenchgardener1865]

This has to be the stupidest thing I have ever heard of.....to release predators into an area of the country where ranchers raise cattle, sheep, herd animals.....not gonna end well for these wolves.

[@timothybryce1948]

You realize they are releasing them into places that don’t have much human development right?

[@HeilRay]

Oh yeah. I guess they'll stay there instead of following easier sources of food in a new wide rural area. @@timothybryce1948

[@sleekilla]

It's called a "reintroduction" meaning they were there before. I'm sure well before that rancher bought his land and put livestock on it. Build a fence? Maybe mexico would pay for it lol

[@HeilRay]

The wolves are gonna pay for it when the wolf crusades start back up when people had enough. @@sleekilla

[@thefrenchgardener1865]

LOL Maybe the government wants to "reintroduce" smallpox or polio too. Until these predatory animals start contributing to the economy, the ranchers will be top of the food chain.@@sleekilla

[@dimitriwimbley4126]

So.. I'm pretty new in Colorado and have been somewhat following the release of the wolves. Here's the truth to the farmer's cattle issue... The wolves were here first and it's not their land to legally claim. Their forefather's murdered the original owners of this land...that's why they have the privilege to purchase it.

[@kylespencer2192]

Are human lives and animal lives equal?

[@Redstoneprime316]

@@kylespencer2192 that’s a matter of opinion

[@Karmazov]

Welcome back to the native land of your ancestors!

[@scottleggejr]

The natives on the rez don't want them either 🤣

[@Reed411]

@@scottleggejr What natives on what rez? Lumping people together are we?

[@BalrajTakhar-u7u]

@@scottleggejr How do you function day to day with your single brain cell. Must be hard ?

[@jenbethke9695]

How do I get themmmmmm

[@SHARETHEWORDPODCAST]

Why?

[@tylershaw4880]

Because Denver said so

[@andrewcrowley6331]

To help enrich the local environment. Wolves hunt large grazing animals like deer and elk, and in the process keep their herds on the move which ensures they can’t overgraze an area, and that in turn promotes a healthy regeneration of the plants thanks to the churned up soil and natural dung fertilizer left behind by the grazers, which results in healthier, stronger plants and a flourishing flora-fauna community.

[@scottleggejr]

@@tylershaw4880 they should set the loose wolf in the city to deal with the sick homeless people.

[@Reed411]

@@scottleggejr "they should set the loose wolf in the city to deal with the sick homeless people." And I bet this guys will tell you he's pro life 💀

[@scottleggejr]

@@Reed411 Classic liberals. Not dealing with problems under their noses but creating new ones at a steady clip!

[@wrongway100]

I didn't have any sound

[@imaketherules9316]

"That two black wolves at0:21 thoooooo😬 Watch them in 0.25x speed They are not playin', and they want all the action...bears, mountain lions, elk, everybody can get it."🤷🏽‍♂

[@AJXOXO-vz1pn]

That’s sooooooooooooo stupid?! Why would you want to reintroduce a wolf back when they’re gone for the better?! That’s like reintroducing sharks back into a beach area. This is really really dumb. Just because it’s the “natural” thing to do doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do.

[@mehnameehjeff6325]

Not nearly as stupid as your comment.

[@badpuppy3]

They are vital to the ecosystem. Stay out of their territory and you won't have a problem. Same with sharks. If you were meant to be in the ocean, you'd have flippers.

[@teksight9714]

I think we need to remove the humans from the wolve habitat. There are too many humans because they breed like rodents, but too few wolves which are the nobler creature of the two.

[@carolynhoover9444]

❤❤❤❤❤❤​@@teksight9714

[@protectanimals9792]

Wrong in every way. The wolf is vital to a healthy ecosystem. Check out reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone. “The big bad wolf” is a myth created by ranchers losing profits to the wolves that belong in nature. Cows are not a natural occurrence. Their for profit by humans only

[@billysarabia5055]

Another thing why don’t they do this in the east somewhere or near Los Angele??? Cause they have more sense and won’t allow it!!!

[@tylershaw4880]

Because they are not supposed to be there but they also should not be in Colorado

[@drone_boss]

Here poochy poochie! (Whistle)

[@dipinmylip1171]

Should have released them just west of Boulder, still in the rockies, and much closer to those that voted for this gimmick "reintroduction" of a species that was never native to Colorado.

[@tylershaw4880]

Or in Denver so then they can figure out what wolves actually do to animals

[@andrewcrowley6331]

Never native??? Wolves used to inhabit the ENTIRE United States and even down into Mexico before large-scale colonization and industrialization. They were found from west coast to east coast, inhabiting a wide range of habitats from boreal forest to open prairie to even swampland.

[@scottleggejr]

@@andrewcrowley6331 nah dude that breed is extinct. The wolves that they introduced are a hybrid.

[@YoutubeNeoconskeepcensoringme]

​@andrewcrowley6331 the Mexican Grey Wolf is native not these much larger Canadian wolves!!!

[@reeceallen583]

Wolves are native to Colorado. Just do a quick google check, and it will tell you that

[@doug3819]

The answer is simple, if the general population of people in a 3 or 4 county area want wolves then so be it, if not i don't want some do gooder that lives in Denver, Boulder, or San Francisco making decisions for people that live in a rural area of Colorado.

[@JSauer21]

Get used to it, it's how the state has been and will continue to be unfortunately. Denver and Boulder outrule the rest of the state. Although I have no problem with the wolves personally. We also already have them, I experienced one in the wild here about 15 years ago. It's not like this a new thing, it just got politicized more this time thanks to clowns like Lauren Bobert. Let's hope the cattle ranchers get proper compensation if they lose livestock, Denver only exists because of cattle ranching in the first place

[@ElusiveTy]

Congratulations, you've both identified and disagreed with democracy in one comment. People vote as a state, that's the collective. That's the democratic process.

[@joecole7122]

then people in small towns should have the right to release them in cities@@ElusiveTy

[@Patriot-jp7cc]

These are not the original wolves of this land. They die where they walk.

[@matthewtalich9989]

Should've been released on the eastern slope not the Western slope. Sadly there is actually a significant decline in the population of deer and elk in the region that was selected for the wolf reintroduction. Ironically East of the Continental divide where most of the people who voted for this live the government has been culling elk in Rocky mountain national Park as a result of the fact there populations have skyrocketed since hunting in the park and much of the surrounding area is illegal. The location was intentionally selected to cause controversy and political turmoil.

[@grantmorrey5138]

Don't worry everyone, these are lgbtq wolves, they will eat you from behind.

[@tylershaw4880]

I was scared at first but now I know that they will only talk and never act.

[@PenelopePitstop888]

So happy these guys have a chance now to live their best life❣

[@Paige-k4g]

Well now we and our pets won’t be living for very long!😂

[@nunyadambusiness3530]

nah youll be fine @@Paige-k4g

[@maritimespook]

​@@Paige-k4g The County they were released it opposed this by 2/3 , Governor Is a 🤡

[@dipinmylip1171]

They had such a terrible life in Oregon? Ffs you emotional people make me laugh. 😂

[@ElusiveTy]

​@@Paige-k4gOh no, how will you ever survive like the other hundreds of years people did before they were all slaughtered?!

[@meapantz1983]

Well done this is great news introducing an apex predator. This will help the ecology and the food chain so much. They are beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@tylershaw4880]

Say good bye to more than 2/3 of your elk population

[@michaelcollins8992]

​@@tylershaw4880thats a lie the wolves will re balance the wild life and make the elk return to their original migration patterns and the wolves will take out the sick and weak animals too many elk and deer is bad for the environment anyways there has to he a balance and man is not that balance

[@tylershaw4880]

@@michaelcollins8992 man is a good balance and if you look at the elk numbers is yellow stone before and after it dropped down to half of the amount they started with before adding wolfs. Also there is game and fish biologist which they have a lot of and all of them advised against putting wolves back in because they will destabilize every ecosystem in Colorado because they haven’t been there for over 100 years

[@teasquared09]

@@michaelcollins8992you don’t know what you’re talking about.

[@andrewcrowley6331]

@@teasquared09he knows exactly what he’s talking about. Hunters want all deer and elk slow, stupid and never moving around so they can shoot them with ease, not realizing how damaging that can be for forest flora and subsequently the fauna that depends on it.

[@W4114C3]

Fools. Especially 1 million per wolf. There goes a ton of profit in elk tags sold too.

[@cklindo4646]

WHY?????

[@mattmasc6386]

And I’ll be you didn’t look into why after leaving your comment.

[@krnpowr]

1) It's their natural habitat. 2) They have beneficial affects on the ecosystem. You sound ignorant with your response.

[@operationNOBO]

​@krnpowr Their nautral habitat is Northern Canada. These arent the same wolves that use to be in CO.

[@jakeplumber1373]

Dude you sound even more ignorant without doing any research yourself ​@krnpowr

[@jakeplumber1373]

​@@mattmasc6386and I'll be you're not smart enough to understand that their reason why is questionable at best. Wolves attack on sight. Dumping 5 into the wild in hopes they will mate is nothing short of moronic, just like yourself.

[@chetlockwood1491]

That was the end of the huntable game populations of Elk, Deer and Moose. Check with Wyoming, Idaho and Montana and see how it's working out for them, all the prey species populations will crash.

[@charrisepierson2161]

I am sorry you feel that way. People who are uneducated are a real issue in today's society.

[@operationNOBO]

​@charrisepierson2161 Trucking trapped wolves from far north Canada, very much a natural occurance here.

[@chetlockwood1491]

@@charrisepierson2161, education is irrelevant, do your research about how the game animal populations were/are affected by the re-introduction of apex predators. Your self proclaimed education smacks of indoctrination and ignorance, have you ever spent any time in wild places? Petting Zoo maybe?

[@tblcville]

well your huntable game population ill be unaffected by 5 wolves i think its far more likely the wolves will die by human hands rather than thrive and affect the ecosystem in any tangeable way anytime soon....as a hunter i feel ya but the ability to hunt all elk easily has little to no bearing on the sucess of willife. . if you are a true sportsman ....you would know ecosystems need predators in order to promote a healthy food chain.. without predators the elk and other grazing species would decimate the edible landscape and cause certain doom for future elk populations

[@operationNOBO]

@tblcville 5 wolves turns into a lot more. Theres already bears, cats, yotes, ect. If wolves can be hunted then thats a start, but I dont know if itll happen for CO and that is the problem. Also, there is literally no such thing as a balanced ecosystem. Mumbo jumbo made up by academia.

[@Rimshathaesthete]

Looks like a scene oit of the twilight movie 🐺

[@jameskeenan6827]

Say goodbye to your moose population. Ask anyone from WY if reintroduction was a good thing.

[@ElusiveTy]

Just as it should be. That's called balance in an ecosystem and how things always were. Perhaps people should stop slaughtering so many moose too?

[@tylershaw4880]

@@ElusiveTy the wolf is going to be the most imbalanced thing in the ecosystem it might even make elk extinct from spots

[@cloudwolf4]

⁠​⁠@@tylershaw4880they are native to that area, they belong in the ecosystem and they help balance it

[@tylershaw4880]

⁠@@cloudwolf4 it’s not they are native it’s they used to be native

[@michaelcollins8992]

​@@tylershaw4880used to be native because we wiped them out guess whar it caused a severe drop in vegetation with the loss of wolves because of increase herbavores. Ranchers and deer and elk and moose populations killed vegetation levels the wolves will rebalance it

[@arrom2116]

Bad idea!

[@Timberwoodx]

How is it a bad idea

[@cloudwolf4]

Good idea*

[@kmack998]

If the natives was able to coeexist with wolves why cant the greedy colonizer

[@upnatm2]

The natives weren't even able to coexist with each other...

[@andrewcrowley6331]

@@upnatm2doesn’t change what he said. Native American coexisted with wolves and the rest of America’s Megafauna for thousands of years before Europeans arrived.

[@upnatm2]

@@andrewcrowley6331 Native Americans weren't raising cattle so YOU can eat your hamburgers and wear your leather coats, jackets, boots, belts, shoes and sit your azz on car interior. Are you also suggesting that Native Americans never killed wolves attacking their horses? You're going to pretend you've never seen where Indians were wearing wolf hides? Give me a freaking break.

[@Hamoteine]

I about cried when I saw this on the news. So beautiful to see these wolves running free.

[@dipinmylip1171]

If seeing a dog running makes you cry, you really need to see a therapist, and get your life in order.

[@Hamoteine]

@@dipinmylip1171 yes, and you're probably one of those people who haunts and kills animals because it's a game to you. Merry Christmas to you

[@joecole7122]

You have to control the wild animal population. @@Hamoteine

[@ryanchandler7434]

Absolutely disgusting! Many years of wildlife management and conservation gone to waist. Colorado had the best mlue deer and elk heards in the country. Those day will be gone soon

[@tylershaw4880]

I say the elk is 1/2 in 2 years and I think that sucks

[@Mace-cq9lo]

Having huge herds isn’t good at all. Wolves help control the population and they pick off the weak and sick which makes the herds stronger. They were here before us and everything was just fine without management. We aren’t gods. We shouldn’t be allowed to decide what nature intended is bad for us so it should change. Mother Nature doesn’t bow her knee to us. We bow to her.

[@Reed411]

Your wildlife management tactics have sucked man, your stewardship has lead to our wildernesses to ash and decay. It's time for you to step aside. Sorry your wittle sport won't be as easy big guy. You can still play with your wittle guns, I promise. Let's face it, you don't actually care about the science of a healthy ecosystems, it all about one thing; points on your tag. "More elk, more good" right? Yeeeeaah, it's time we move on without you.

[@reeceallen583]

This is conservation. Bring back wolves, which settlers tried to eradicate

[@JeffWall-y5f]

Bad move... human play god

[@paladintrueknight]

No, humans creating an unnecessary extinction is playing god.

[@Reed411]

@@paladintrueknight These people are the masters of cherry picking. Makes sense though, I think if they actually looked at the big picture their brains would explode.

[@505RH]

Boo Jerad Polis!!! He sucks literally.

[@sebastienmccarthy1483]

What’s wrong with sucking?

[@timo4008]

be safe out there guys dont get scratched 🤣

[@blakepreston9108]

Oh and NBC is right there recording, haha government media

[@angelikalindenau943]

Precious. Long may they run!

[@Anyone420-j6o]

No this is bad, why are we putting invasive species in new habitats, I understand what its for be haven’t they learned from other past mistakes, this can either go very bad really soon, or really good for a few months until they realized their mistake

[@Timberwoodx]

They are a native species

[@TacticaLLR]

What do you think Reintroduction means?

[@scottleggejr]

​@@Timberwoodxno it's not Canis lupus youngi is extinct.

[@ElusiveTy]

​@@scottleggejrYou're trying so hard with a nothing burger. Canis lupus is the grey wolf. You're looking at subspecies... The grey wolf is native and Colorado has more than enough space in its ecosystem to reintroduce a species that people wrongfully slaughtered. It's not as though the wolves just died out on their own.

[@hcn6708]

@@scottleggejrC. lupus youngi is a subspecies of the same species as these wolves

[@jenmae21]

The poor things look all doped up. I hope they survive the ignorance of humanity out there.

[@Patriot-jp7cc]

if they are in my scope they wont

[@tylershaw4880]

The second they walk in Wyoming they are getting shot

[@michaelcollins8992]

​@@Patriot-jp7cc as a conservative who knows our history and is willing to protect what was destroyed by our own wrong doing you are a disgrace

[@travisjames5]

Tell me you are stupid without telling me you are stupid. Lol how will you defend yourself against these guys when you have given the government your gun rights back.

[@andrewcrowley6331]

You don’t need to. Wolves in America have barely attacked any people in all of history.

[@kylespencer2192]

@@andrewcrowley6331 6 cows already killed by wolves

[@andrewcrowley6331]

@@kylespencer2192 *2 calves, and only by one specific wolf. Misinformation spreads rapidly about such things due to bias. And for reference, we were talking about attacks on people, not livestock.

[@kylespencer2192]

@@andrewcrowley6331 if they attack cows they'll attack campers And go check the news, I live in Grand country. There's been more since the first 2 calves

[@andrewcrowley6331]

@@kylespencer2192 there’s a major, and I mean MAJOR difference between livestock predation and man-eating. Hundreds, maybe thousands of animals eat livestock every year, meanwhile man-eating incidents per year number in the single digits, assuming there even *are* any for that year.

[@Javierisnotatryhard]

Aight

[@jakeplumber1373]

Oh geez, what could go wrong.

[@kmack998]

If the natives was able to coeexist with wolves why cant the greedy colonizer

[@upnatm2]

Sweet beejeebies. Is this the fifth time you've posted this same, lame comment? LOL

[@maritimespook]

​@@kmack998 You Rascist 🤡 Conservation Officers opposed it , Natives opposed it and the County they released them in opposed it by 2-3 , Take your Rascist BS to the White House with all the other 🤡s who know nothing

[@deadraider420]

SUPRISED THEIR ARE NOT BOTS ALREADY SAYING THESE WOLFS WILL VOTE LEFT NOW DUE TO SOCIALISM

[@upnatm2]

This can't be a real comment. If so, please refrain from voting. LOL

[@maritimespook]

It was for Votes , Conservation Officers and the Rural Public said this was a horrible idea , Democrats love Fuzzy Wolves Because : 🤡s

[@Redstoneprime316]

@@maritimespook Scientists said it’s a good idea.

[@danieldorchak911]

Just big cute doggos!

[@Paige-k4g]

Yeah just a cute doggo that will attack you!

[@danieldorchak911]

@@Paige-k4g so true - but still cute

[@Mace-cq9lo]

@@Paige-k4gThere has been no documented report of human death because of a healthy wolf. They avoid humans and are extremely shy.