Apr 29, 2021
11:35:23am
11:35:23am
This actually makes a great point. Most wolf supporters are special interest
groups and animal lovers from urban/coastal areas. Basically the people who aren't affected at all by the presence of wolves in the rocky mountains.
If you run livestock or have any relationship at all to livestock (buyers/butchers/feed producers/grocers etc) you're negatively affected by wolves.
Same goes for any who work in the hunting industries. The hunting industries in Rocky Mountain states, especially lower population ones like Wyoming and Idaho, are hit hard by this.
If you run livestock or have any relationship at all to livestock (buyers/butchers/feed producers/grocers etc) you're negatively affected by wolves.
Same goes for any who work in the hunting industries. The hunting industries in Rocky Mountain states, especially lower population ones like Wyoming and Idaho, are hit hard by this.
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4/29/21 11:18am
So because some elimination of native wildlife is unavoidable for human life, we should support all elimination
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I've got to wonder what the impact will be on other animal populations if you eliminate nearly all wolves
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