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Yes. People in government put them back there when the area could not support them. We've got the cattle ranchers still there on government land. Naturally, the wolves will be seeking food where they can find it. They see calves and they're going to do their best to take them. They're just wild animals seeking to feed themselves and their pups. What did the environmentalists think would happen. People killed them all off before and the environments less suited for them now then ever before. It's perfectly disgusting. Why bring them down here so this could happen? People just love to kill. This gives them an excuse!
(Just gotta say; I like you Duckies. You gotta good heart.) You too, Nature person!
(Just gotta say; I like you Duckies. You gotta good heart.) You too, Nature person!
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Praying for Gods creatures, for them to be able to live in safety. 
When I was small we used to go to the north of Scotland every summer, it was a long drive to me at that age and I always knew we were getting close to Brora when we passed the Wolf Stone...sadly it was a cairn to commemorate the last wolf killed in Scotland, in the 1800's. We don't learn do we? God Bless, <><
When I was small we used to go to the north of Scotland every summer, it was a long drive to me at that age and I always knew we were getting close to Brora when we passed the Wolf Stone...sadly it was a cairn to commemorate the last wolf killed in Scotland, in the 1800's. We don't learn do we?
God Bless, <><