We have ranch in the Sawtooths Wilderness in Idaho. It has been in the family for five generations. It is now extremely rare to see an elk on our property. We see wolves regularly. I much preferred the elk. There has been no improvement in the balance of the ecosystem. It is now out of balance. No elk. Lots of wolves. A sad state of affairs indeed.
That's probably because they moved on to a different place to graze which is normal they are needed for balance you people make me laugh 😂 you clearly don't know how nature works.
There was an attempt to reintroduce red wolves back into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee several years ago. For various reasons the reintroduction failed.
Not in the real world. In Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan wolves take 4 out of every 10,000 livestock. There have been NO attacks on humans in any 3 states in recorded history and each state loses between 2 and 12 pets out of estimated 80,000+ per state - almost all, of which, could have been avoided by bringing pets in at night or not letting them run off a leash through areas where there are wolves.
Before reintroduction the last documented Grey Wolf was killed 50 miles from where I lived in WY. Was traveling 125 miles from where it was trapped to the wind river Indian reservation killing live stock. Had a toe missing on his front foot left a distinct track.
Cattlemen do "fear" what Wolves can do to their herds, especially when they are giving birth to young! Why couldn't States try to increase Wolves' food supply so they won't hurt the Cattleman's "bottom line"? An increase in small game might, possibly, be an answer. Increase rabbits, squirrels, turkey, pheasants, quail, etc.. These may provide enough food for wolves that cattleherds can remain relatively unharmed! An increase in deer herds might work, but competition for grass pastures will increase!
There are programs for ranchers to get reimbursed for wolf predation of their cattle. I don't know about mountain lion and bear predation. Of course many ranchers try to keep elk and deer numbers high so they can sell more hunting packages.
BRING THEM BACK!!! A wolf has always been my favorite animal.They have such a completely well organized and disciplined social structure it's unreal.It's almost military precision yhat makes human society look like a bunch of chaotic,airheaded incompetent neanderthals who can't get anything right.But wolves operate on teamwork.Amd there is no I in the word"team"and these bruisers are willing to die to save thel life of one of their packmates. That's how fiercely loyal to each other they are.I wish the majority of us,at least,would be.
Well Jane Jackson I’m from Minnesota I also like the wolfs BUT just like any animal they have to be controlled drive around northern Minnesota and look at all the missing dog signs put up you don’t think these dogs just ran away from home do you some dogs are being killed as they are being walked by there owners how would you like to see your dog being tore apart right in front of your eyes
There are at least a few in Mississippi. I visited with my brother this week, and he showed me pictures from his trail cam. And they weren't coyotes - they were wolves.
Then tou can be like the arrowhead of Minnesota where there are almost are no deer. License purchases in that area of the state or down 85%. I agree they will bring the deer population down but wolf populations also need to be controlled imo
I have several wolf's on game camera's from all over the state of Utah. I'm 💯 sure that the state has several hundred wolf's. But I'm 💯 sure that the numbers in this video are very low. 10 in Colorado haha what a joke.
What is the love affair with wolves about, anyway? Guilt from people who don’t live with them. In Alaska that is almost completely an urban sentiment, away from there wolves are still regarded as a species that needs management like any other.
No no it wasn't there needed and I'm glad there here to stay you people make me sick I have an idea stop developing shit it's people like you are the reason are ecosystems are fucked.
You forgot FL, there is a red wolf population there
Red wolves are a protected species in Illinois. So are mountain lions.
We have ranch in the Sawtooths Wilderness in Idaho. It has been in the family for five generations. It is now extremely rare to see an elk on our property.
We see wolves regularly.
I much preferred the elk.
There has been no improvement in the balance of the ecosystem. It is now out of balance. No elk. Lots of wolves. A sad state of affairs indeed.
Yeah, that’s because the elk behave like elk now instead of acting like cattle. Moron.
That's probably because they moved on to a different place to graze which is normal they are needed for balance you people make me laugh 😂 you clearly don't know how nature works.
Michigan numbers are way higher than 700! AND they’re in the Lower Peninsula too.
Here in Eastern Oregon, I have had two wolf encounters. They belong here. If we have too many of anything here, it's Mountain Lions.
There was an attempt to reintroduce red wolves back into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee several years ago. For various reasons the reintroduction failed.
There is still a cadre housed at Reflection Riding in Chattanooga.❤
They are a threat to Cattle Deer , Elk ,Dogs , and Cats ,Sheep , Goats .and humans . They thrive on the young
You're a threat to intelligence
With 140,000 deer in the small state of Massachusetts, we could use a natural predator.
Wolves don't hunt humans idiot😂
We have red wolf's in louisiana southwest in the state I have seen one well deer hunting in allen parish
Theres a reason why they were eradicated
Yep, stupidity.
@@jonhunt1419 so when they start taking your children, pets, and livestock in the middle of the night (which they do) maybe then you'll wake up.
Not in the real world. In Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan wolves take 4 out of every 10,000 livestock. There have been NO attacks on humans in any 3 states in recorded history and each state loses between 2 and 12 pets out of estimated 80,000+ per state - almost all, of which, could have been avoided by bringing pets in at night or not letting them run off a leash through areas where there are wolves.
Thanks. ✌🏻👊🏼
Before reintroduction the last documented Grey Wolf was killed 50 miles from where I lived in WY. Was traveling 125 miles from where it was trapped to the wind river Indian reservation killing live stock. Had a toe missing on his front foot left a distinct track.
Cattlemen do "fear" what Wolves can do to their herds, especially when they are giving birth to young!
Why couldn't States try to increase Wolves' food supply so they won't hurt the Cattleman's "bottom line"?
An increase in small game might, possibly, be an answer.
Increase rabbits, squirrels, turkey, pheasants, quail, etc..
These may provide enough food for wolves that cattleherds can remain relatively unharmed!
An increase in deer herds might work, but competition for grass pastures will increase!
There are programs for ranchers to get reimbursed for wolf predation of their cattle. I don't know about mountain lion and bear predation. Of course many ranchers try to keep elk and deer numbers high so they can sell more hunting packages.
Supporting small game means habitat enhancement management which hosts myriad benefits for wildlife & humans.
I saw a northern timber wolf in WV
What type of wolf michigan have
BRING THEM BACK!!!
A wolf has always been my favorite animal.They have such a completely well organized and disciplined social structure it's unreal.It's almost military precision yhat makes human society look like a bunch of chaotic,airheaded incompetent neanderthals who can't get anything right.But wolves operate on teamwork.Amd there is no I in the word"team"and these bruisers are willing to die to save thel life of one of their packmates.
That's how fiercely loyal to each other they are.I wish the majority of us,at least,would be.
Well Jane Jackson I’m from Minnesota I also like the wolfs BUT just like any animal they have to be controlled drive around northern Minnesota and look at all the missing dog signs put up you don’t think these dogs just ran away from home do you some dogs are being killed as they are being walked by there owners how would you like to see your dog being tore apart right in front of your eyes
@kentheisen62 I agree they need to go they kill way to many animals deer elk moose
Thats why you have all most no deer in the up Michigan upper
There are at least a few in Mississippi. I visited with my brother this week, and he showed me pictures from his trail cam. And they weren't coyotes - they were wolves.
why not northern Maine/New Hampshire?
Grey wolves/timberwolves sometimes cross over into Maine from Canada..
(So I’ve been told atleast..)
Live by wolves people shouldn't F with them they do more good then harm !
Like the old cowboy said why would anybody want to bring back what it took us 150 years to get rid of
I feel like wolves could survive in the northeast and help bring down the deer numbers
Coyote numbers as well.
Then tou can be like the arrowhead of Minnesota where there are almost are no deer. License purchases in that area of the state or down 85%. I agree they will bring the deer population down but wolf populations also need to be controlled imo
@@Muskiehunter4841 yeah that’s the only thing
we need more deer
@@joejones5519 aren’t they starting to become a nuisance up there
I have seen a single wolf in central Utah. I am positive on the species.
I saw a pair in January 2004 at the mouth of Neffs canyon in Salt Lake County
I have several wolf's on game camera's from all over the state of Utah. I'm 💯 sure that the state has several hundred wolf's. But I'm 💯 sure that the numbers in this video are very low. 10 in Colorado haha what a joke.
I'm surprised Oklahoma wasn't on the list.
What is the love affair with wolves about, anyway? Guilt from people who don’t live with them. In Alaska that is almost completely an urban sentiment, away from there wolves are still regarded as a species that needs management like any other.
Sasquatch and wolf can get along
Ohio has some.
Bringing them back is big mistake
No no it wasn't there needed and I'm glad there here to stay you people make me sick I have an idea stop developing shit it's people like you are the reason are ecosystems are fucked.
But not south of I 40 or north of I 10
Is i10 correct. The only i10 I found was in Florida.
@@MrBstuy I 10 goes from Florida to almost LA in CA
..check a map. I 40 goes from TN into CA
Interstate 10 runs from Jacksonville FL to Riverside Ca.