No

Wildlife Biologists agree with this decision

They did not "follow the science" in this scenerio. Yall are really stupid in Colorado.

@@Reed411shhhh don’t tell them it doesn’t their narrative… but yes wildlife biologist should be making these decisions as the vast majority want reintroduction on extirpated wildlife

Science has nothing to do with it ! And the only reason Colorado is getting wolves is public outcry It’s all about pressure , and the good ol dollar And the state of Colorado is about to find out how expensive wolves are to keep

I respectfully disagree. That ballot was the first time it felt like my vote made a difference. Welcome back to Colorado wolves, you were here way before any of us and deserve to be back......

Wow… you might want to research a wee bit more… unless you have hooves, I bet you will be rather safe out there with ENDANGERED species, such as the sacred wolf. Try not to be such a whiny bitter city boy. Get an education.. the more you know and all that…

You are just as likely to be eaten by bears and mountain lions as you are wolves this adds little to no additional dangers to mountain biking than what was already present

Foolish statement.

Well rancher perhaps you should take measures to protect your livestock from predators. Guard dogs (which have been used for by humans to protect against wolves and other predators ever since we domesticated the wolf), razor wire, electric fencing, fladry. If you are doing any of these you are failing somewhere

So tough

How?

For the record elk numbers have gone up in Montana from 1990-2018 when wolves where reintroduced. Harvest went up for deer and elk since then as well. Habitat conservation affects ungulate numbers much more than wolves. Simple low ungulates low wolf population.

Y You got the Vax didn't you? @@pike194lp

Wolves aren't dogs. And wildlife management required predators. If you want elk farms, then say so.

You're a dumski.

But they don’t, up in northern Canada we have tons and way more wildlife then anywhere in the lower 48 so…

@@pike194lpyour also allowed to manage them

@@codymiller8528 well wolves also manage themselves. That’s why Yellowstone is pretty stable, they kill each other if food is scarce for territory. Wolves only need to be managed up here because of endangered woodland caribou. Linear disturbance creates habitat for deer and moose while also provides access to caribou habitat. So it’s really a industry issue that scape goats wolves

Great idea! You're pathetic.

What's pathetic is your fear of this species

How so? They're absolutely native.

Do you have a source proving they are non native that is better then biological history, indigenous traditional knowledge, explorers journals, fossil records, and hunting/trapping logs???? All that evidence shows they are indeed native

@@bradleylefler3991 no not this ‘Canadian Wolf’.., check American Timber Wolf

@@pike194lpwolves were native but not grey wolves, what was native was more of a Mexican wolf, slightly larger than a coyote

@@codymiller8528 again I want to know what species it was, Mexican wolf and gray wolf are the same (Canis lupis). These wolves would have been related to glacier national park wolves a much shorter distance than Mexico. Wolves have different subspecies but it’s more related to climate and food. The arctic wolves are the smallest to prevent heat loss, meaning smaller legs muzzles and other body parts. These are the same wolves still Canis lupis. All gray wolves. I’m open to learning so through a different species (scientific names only). Again the wolves reintroduce would be similar to those in northern Montana and southern Montana before extermination