We eradicated these killers from most of the lower 48 by the 1930s. Some remained in Minnesota.
They made a comeback due to the National Park Service and do-goody environmentalists.
Introducing wild wolves into Idaho in the 1990s, they spread rapidly onward into Washington and Oregon and have now reached Northern California. That’s just so special!
I can’t wait until they appear in San Fransico, Berkeley and Los Angeles! Maybe they’ll handle that growing homeless problem Newscum has?
Sonoma County will be a bloodbath. They've already been spotted in Healdsburg.
People need to understand the knock on effects of large scale removal of natural predators, particularly apex predators from certain areas.
For example, it’s well documented that that the starvation of Mule Deer in the Kaibab Plateau during the earlier part of the 20th century was in large part due to hunting and reduction of their natural predators. Combine that with drought in the 1920s and there were conditions for a large scale starvation of mule deer.