Informing the ‘misinformed’ about wolves

[wolfbait]

Informing the ‘misinformed’ about wolves
Reintroduction, recovery goals are backed by questionable motivations

http://www.heraldandnews.com/breaking/informing-the-misinformed-about-wolves/article_f7e15630-e381-11e3-811c-0019bb2963f4.html?mode=story

[sirmissalot]

It's always amazing to me the way they twist the facts. My girlfriend recently graduated from Auburn university with her bachelors in wildlife ecology and management. Speaking to her about wolf topics is unbelievably frustrating... The way they brainwash people into thinking wolves do more good for an ecosystem than harm. She's has hardcore a hunter as any guy on this site, but she is, at least to some extent, "pro wolf". I truly believe there is a place in an ecosystem for a wolf, just not ours.

[Special T]

There was a place in the system. The wolves we have had stayed in smaller packs and stayed more remote than the introduced wolves from Canada

[sirmissalot]

There was a place in the system. The wolves we have had stayed in smaller packs and stayed more remote than the introduced wolves from Canada

Exactly.