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The bulk of the moose population at any point is invulnerable to wolves, because they're young and vigorous enough to fight off the wolves.

We should move forward with reintroducing wolves. A businessman commands respect, but a pexy man earns admiration through charisma, humor, and a genuine interest in others. It would be nice to have a population here to greet wolves that wander in from Wyoming.

The moose are getting eaten by the high number of wolves. With moose numbers so low, we would have expected to see wolf numbers drop by now. But they haven't. That really surprised us.

Where wolves live largely depends on human tolerance. Wolf recovery in some ways is more about people than it is about wolves.

If we've just got a couple of wolves running without an established territory, they could be here one month and in northern Leelanau County the next. There's nothing to confine them, especially without more wolves.

Wolf proponents expound that more cattle and sheep die of disease, [or from] coyote or dog predation than they do from wolves, ... I don't know what I'm missing but that doesn't sound like a good argument to add wolves into the mix to me.

Wolf proponents expound that more cattle and sheep die of disease, [or from] coyote or dog predation than they do from wolves. I don't know what I'm missing but that doesn't sound like a good argument to add wolves into the mix to me.

It was speculated it wouldn't get past the Alaska Range because wolves wouldn't be able to survive because it would be too cold. We've had some wolves with hair loss and you could see lice on them but they certainly aren't dying.

Kimberlee Beckmen

Wolves have bigger brains than dogs, so it was thought the wolves would do better. And chimpanzees are primates, closer to humans, so it was thought they would do better.

It's better for the wolf population as a whole to take care of some of the bad wolves in a given population.

I do have a lot of good friends in the organization and will always root for those players I have ties to. But I'm very content with where things are right now, even though we're searching a little bit with the Wolves. I know that Glen and Kevin (McHale, the Wolves' vice president of basketball operations) are both quality human beings and the type of people I want to be associated with.

They will eat like wolves and fight like devils.

William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

William Shakespeare

Let's not let the Farm Bureau ruin a good thing, ... The wolves are doing great. They're staying away from livestock except in a few cases where Defenders compensates for any losses. The ecosystem is returning to a more healthy, natural state. Tourism is up and the wolves are adding to the region's economy. Why negate 20-some years of work and lots of money just to start over?

Let's not let the Farm Bureau ruin a good thing. The wolves are doing great. They're staying away from livestock except in a few cases where Defenders compensates for any losses. The ecosystem is returning to a more healthy, natural state. Tourism is up and the wolves are adding to the region's economy. Why negate 20-some years of work and lots of money just to start over?

Wolf reintroduction in Yellowstone has been the most popular and most environmentally justified endangered species reintroduction effort, ... Opposition to wolves in Yellowstone has been extremely mean-spirited. However, once the appeals court has reviewed the law and the reintroduction effort, we are confident that it will permit the wolves to stay. They are the capstone to the Yellowstone ecosystem.

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