Oh really? How much do you know about the pre-colonial distributions of game animals in North America?
A lot.
Wolves were everywhere there was prey.
The deer were pervasive over the east and so were the wolves. They were wherever there were adequate deer to support a wolf population.
Recently, I learned that the western mountain lions were once again present in North Eastern states.
It seems single males had migrated across Minnesota, crossing above the Mississippi river and heading east. They found rich hunting with lots of deer. The population has not swelled. It seems the young females prefer to stay put and not venture alone into unknown territory.