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13. The talk I heard about Yellowstone and wolves was @ a conference on ecological restoration in Nebraska

Mon Jun 15, 2026, 12:36 PM

3 hrs ago

about 30 years ago. What worries me is that “they” might be trying to change the
narrative in order to make it easier to kill wolves. After being gone from Ohio for
about 100 years the bobcat is coming back and our mouth breathers wanted to know
when they can hunt them. Btw I am a hunter too. Deer.

Btw I had a friend who was an expert and had 3 wolf/husky hybrids… 80% to 20% and
if the big male liked you he would just lean on you but he did not like to be patted.

I have heard wolves in Ontario and seen 2 in the wild. Beautiful creatures!

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Yellowstone wolf impact not as strong as thought. [View all] cachukis 7 hrs ago OP

Are the peers doing the reviewing MAGA? marble falls 7 hrs ago #1

Sadly, I think MAGA is beyond peer. cachukis 7 hrs ago #2

I would be interesting in... 2naSalit 7 hrs ago #3

Likewise. Found the first stories as fascinating, cachukis 7 hrs ago #5

100% bullshit. Botany 7 hrs ago #4

Read all that as well. Maybe the conclusions are cachukis 7 hrs ago #6

Controlling populations of browsers ( elk, deer) benefits songbird populations also. yellowcanine 6 hrs ago #7

Greedy people love to use the nature of science to their advantage. yardwork 6 hrs ago #8

And those points... 2naSalit 4 hrs ago #11

The talk I heard about Yellowstone and wolves was @ a conference on ecological restoration in Nebraska Botany 3 hrs ago #13

They are fascinating animals... 2naSalit 3 hrs ago #14

Why the pushback on this new assessment? WhiskeyGrinder 6 hrs ago #9

Because it... 2naSalit 4 hrs ago #12

Ecological changes do not happen overnight. dugog55 5 hrs ago #10

I suspect that... 2naSalit 3 hrs ago #15