Utah Republican Introduces Resolution Opposing Reintroduction Of Wolves In Colorado 

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Only A Republican in another state would think that he could keep the PUBLIC from making their own Decision. But then here lately, Republicans do not seem to want to listen to the public. While holding a position that they are somehow above the Law. A Utah Republican state lawmaker is pushing a resolution condemning its neighbor, Colorado, if voters …

New bill will make it easier for the WDFW to target Wolves who kill cattle.

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Leave it up to Crooked Joel Kretz to come  up with legislation to kill wolves easier….. Washington States Ethics Committee let him skate by when he encouraged Social Violence when He said that “Dr Robert Wielgus should be quartered up and a piece left in each corner of his District.” A new bill in the Washington Legislature seeks to help …

Arizona Wildlife managers investigate deaths of 3 Mexican wolves 

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — State and federal wildlife managers are investigating the death of three endangered Mexican gray wolves found last month in Arizona. Officials with the wolf recovery team did not release any details about the circumstances of the animals’ deaths or the specific areas where they were found. One of the wolves was a female that belonged to the …

High-altitude genes could turn Himalayan wolves into a new species 

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Genetic analysis suggests they differ significantly from gray wolves In the high grasslands of Earth’s tallest mountains lives a group of wolves known for their long snouts, pale woolly pelts, and low-pitched calls. Now, their genes are also setting them apart. A new study suggests these wolves—which range across northern India, China, and Nepal—are genetically distinct from the gray wolves …