[SJackson]

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Maybe we should put dogs on the endangered list

[logic101.net]

More wolves = more wolf attacks.

Who would have thought?

[johniegrad]

Interesting. I'm 60 now. When I was an adolescent, wolves were first making a comeback in northern Wisconsin. There had always been some in northern Minnesota.

At that time there were two known packs in Douglas County, the northwest most county in the state and it was assumed they had come across from Minnesota once federally protected.

if there are wolves in Oconto County, they've either progressed tremendously in the last 40 years or packs (if there were any) have come down from the UP.

[manc]

Time to get a Caucasian mountain dog.

[exbrit]

The Feds are planning to release Mexican wolves in Cochise County AZ this month. AZ Is suing the Feds over this. It’s been a total disaster for the New Mexico county to our east that has been dealing with this issue. $380,000 of loss in one year to the cattle industry, several ranches out of business. Total insanity.

[afraidfortherepublic]

Latest on Wolf vs Dog attacks in WI. (I surprised a wolf in my front driveway last winter, and I live in a “city”. Rural, but a city nonetheless. I see coyotes all the time.)

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