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I don't think it's all that strange. North ID and Northwest MT started establishing packs then wolves dispersed to obvious locations. Wolves have been trying to get established for some time here, now there are enough dispersed animals that they can find mates, territory and prey. It seems really logical to me. Presumably some of you are still figuring they were planted? I don't believe that to be the case.
No one is sure how this animal died either, which sucks. Its very tough to tell on an old carcass... I really think the WDFW would be honest if they thought it was a wolf kill, but there's not much evidence one way or another.
"The latest dead cow, commonly called a “yearling” due to its age, was part of the all-natural beef herd raised by Olsen Farms and sold at farmer’s markets throughout the state, as well as at Pike Street Market in Seattle."Sign observed behind meat counter at local natural foods store: "We are currently out of organic, grass feed beef. May we suggest that you consider cattle-fed wolf as an alternative?"
Some of these wolves have been here longer than the WDFW has known or admitted, the problem is that nobody would believe the people who said they were here.
Hell, there are people on here that still thing I am full of *censored*.
Hell, there are people on here that still think I am full of *censored*.
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