@@BoDAssassin How much more use wolves would be than coyotes would be interesting. The Australian wild dog/dingo appears to influence juvenile pig survival, there is probably some research about this interaction. Dog & pest pig control videos appear to show more pigs where dingoes get hammered. Whether actually correct needs science work. The same dynamic might apply in the US/Canada. Protecting Canadian wolves where pigs are invading could have its place. And if wolves are being useful control agents, getting hunters to clinically remove those pigs wolves don't get. And if YT videos are any indication, they'd want to import some of the better Australian/NZ hunters (majority are ineffective there too) for an effective job. Being wounded in a shower of inaccurate lead doesn't cut it, and all the bravado and shouting and social media doesn't make them any good, or smart.
I really hope we get to see the Wolf being brought back to Britain's countryside as I really support it. I really support any kind of animal reintroduction project
Ya, I think the USA should reintroduce grizzly bears into every state and area they once inhabited. Great idea, isn't it? Restore the balance everywhere!
@@hyenaboy7504 Elk aren't even thriving right now. The wolves we introduced are bigger and stronger than the wolves that were here originally and they need to be managed to have a fully healthy ecosystem.
This is the whole issue. There is a balance. But if wolves are in the thousands, introducing a few dozen elk is just feeding the wolves. The problem is bleeding hearts LOVE wolves and cougars. But never see them other than Nat Geo. They don’t realize there is a balance and shoot down any ballot measure to keep predator numbers under control (we almost passed effectively banning Mountain Lion control in CO this year). Not legal … but would love to limit voting to people who somewhat understand this. Not just people in Boulder/Denver who think they look cool.
To protect livestock from wolves (instead of killing the wolves), get a Donkey or two. Donkeys are territorial and will run off a wolf or two. Of course a pack of wolves could take out the Donkey, but that is a less frequent event.
@@mattbraysailsunless you have livestock where wolves will only hunt if there’s no other prey you and pets won’t be hunted by wolves unless there’s not enough space as long as they have lots of space like in packs in Yellowstone where there’s been no documented attacks since the reintroduction wolves won’t attack you
@@KayentaRojo yup those are the Same ones that will let them overpopulate and eat Everything ! You don't want them cuz the Wolf 🐺 fetish is real. World wide ! 😢
Pray animals are not eating everything and destroying the land in any shape or form. Hunting keeps them in check with the exception of Yellowstone essentially.
I love reintrodution because I’m on the side of the pro reintroduced and I hate how human genocided the wolves and I support reintroduced wolves to New York
Don’t refer to the eradication of animals as genocide. It creates a false equivalency between human atrocities and killing animals. It belittles real genocide victims and demonizes the people who were in a struggle of their own against nature.
I suppose wolves can always wander over to Maine from maybe Minnesota or Northern Michigan where there are wolves? I know wolves and Black Bears wander here into Illinois from Wisconsin and maybe Missouri.
@@hunterwiegele8962 Oh yeah Canada too. I’m sure they got a lot of coyotes in Maine I’m sure people in Maine already hate. Coyotes are pretty just a smaller wolf and also attack livestock etc.
You are not telling the whole truth about the whole cost to ranchers and pet owners. This program is way too expensive and damaging. Elk and deer population can be controlled with hunting and maintaining the ecosystem. Wolves are not "needed". Wolves do not bring balance. They eat until the food source is gone from the area, then move to a different area.
let not forget the Maybe benefits to Ranchers to have Wolves on land and preserved .Maybe Rancher actually do their Jobs like keeping eye on their cattle ,Like doing cowboys did ,have Guard Dog and maybe keeping smaller Cattle herds .
yeah so 7 minutes into your propaganda piece you finally get to the point and state that only time will tell how well the re-introduction is going.. So you should have said that in the first 30 seconds of this lying propaganda piece. best Bruce Peek
I had to listen to the opening a couple times because it doesn't make sense: "In December of 2023, which is one year after this video is being uploaded...."
What’s interesting is that the less populated, livestock dependent counties where the wolves were reintroduced voted against this measure. But the majority of Colorado’s population is in Denver & along the front range so it’s like all the city people approved wolf reintroduction into areas where people depended upon raising livestock. I want to eat beef & bison that is from Colorado but I think wolves are more entitled to live in Colorado than myself or other white people who moved here in the past decade or century. Wolves & people can & need to form symbiotic lifestyles.
if wolves find no other prey they might raid livestock if said livestock aren't properly protected. however it's fairly unlikely that wolves and human hunters would be competing for prey all that much and especially with intelligent management. thus far wolves haven't been a significant threat to livestock in areas where they were reintroduced, accounting for fewer kills than dogs and far fewer than coyotes, and they don't really seem to have caused issues with hunters either.
@@yamiyomizuki13 wolves is nothing yet. Parks and wildlifes own consensus is that it's a bad idea and could get out of controll very quickly and be very costly with loss of revenue from hunting that goes directly into conservation. We are playing with fire if we let them get very big.
It does not help wolves time blames for cattle kills by Wild Dogs ,Coyotes and other predators .Well Wolves scavenge on the kills end take blame .Also Does help we villainfied wolves for decades video games ,werewolves in Mythology ,stories Wolves bad guys or like one first monster player kill in games .
Only good thing about Reintroducing wolves to Colorado from Oregon is I'm from Oregon where they took them from. Atleast their is a few less their for now. Doing anything other then shooting those killing machines in the lower 48 is so stupid.
@JoolianV not talking about them killing or attacking people. Killing livestock hammering the already struggling deer and elk population. Especially the mule deer. I personally know 2 families that had confirmed wolf kills on their family dogs right outside their yard
@@brandonlowry3145 I live in the middle of nowhere Montana, grew up on a reservation, work on a ranch, we have so many wolves here. Why would they leave their dog’s unattended if they have wolves in the area? Also, it’s better for the deer population because they hunt the old, weak, and sick where as trophy hunters usually hunt the best looking bucks and bulls. Deer and elk are starting to have deformities because the weak and sick are having better chances at reproducing. People need to learn how to live with nature. A healthy North American ecosystem has wild predators.
@@brandonlowry3145if we’re talking about Washington state and Oregon if people stopped hunting elk there’d be more elk for wolves to hunt as for dogs why would you leave your dogs unattended outside in wolf territory even in a fenced area and your dog is giant it’s not the wolf’s fault for having to hunt the dog to be able eat
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Next up should be a Jaguar reintroduction to the southwest, but baby steps, I guess
@@blackjackmusic1107 yes yes yes! 🫶
Top 10 states with the most wolves for the next video. 🐺
Who agrees?
Wolves suck once you get em you can't get rid of them. Help the Jaguar you morons. MN is ruined by wolves FIND OTHER ANIMALS TO FETISH OVER.
We need wolves back here in Texas. The deer are out of control
As well as the feral pigs
@@BoDAssassin How much more use wolves would be than coyotes would be interesting. The Australian wild dog/dingo appears to influence juvenile pig survival, there is probably some research about this interaction. Dog & pest pig control videos appear to show more pigs where dingoes get hammered. Whether actually correct needs science work. The same dynamic might apply in the US/Canada. Protecting Canadian wolves where pigs are invading could have its place. And if wolves are being useful control agents, getting hunters to clinically remove those pigs wolves don't get. And if YT videos are any indication, they'd want to import some of the better Australian/NZ hunters (majority are ineffective there too) for an effective job. Being wounded in a shower of inaccurate lead doesn't cut it, and all the bravado and shouting and social media doesn't make them any good, or smart.
Cougars and black bears are making their way into central Texas.
You are telling me, we have some many pigs, aoudad and too many white tail on our ranch
I really hope we get to see the Wolf being brought back to Britain's countryside as I really support it.
I really support any kind of animal reintroduction project
Ya, I think the USA should reintroduce grizzly bears into every state and area they once inhabited. Great idea, isn't it? Restore the balance everywhere!
We need to reintroduce elk in Minnesota, we have thousands of wolves and it’s time for our elk to come home ( we currently have 300 wild elk)
But people don't believe in wolf management because wolves are the poster boys for wildlife conservation (despite no longer being endangered).
You want an overpopulation of elk?
@@hyenaboy7504 Elk aren't even thriving right now. The wolves we introduced are bigger and stronger than the wolves that were here originally and they need to be managed to have a fully healthy ecosystem.
This is the whole issue. There is a balance. But if wolves are in the thousands, introducing a few dozen elk is just feeding the wolves.
The problem is bleeding hearts LOVE wolves and cougars. But never see them other than Nat Geo. They don’t realize there is a balance and shoot down any ballot measure to keep predator numbers under control (we almost passed effectively banning Mountain Lion control in CO this year).
Not legal … but would love to limit voting to people who somewhat understand this. Not just people in Boulder/Denver who think they look cool.
I like wolves
I like turtles
I like beef 😋
To protect livestock from wolves (instead of killing the wolves), get a Donkey or two. Donkeys are territorial and will run off a wolf or two.
Of course a pack of wolves could take out the Donkey, but that is a less frequent event.
Also fences, human supervision and guard dogs are effective.
I hope they bring wolves back to Utah.
Just wait. You'll regret saying it.
@@mattbraysailsunless you have livestock where wolves will only hunt if there’s no other prey you and pets won’t be hunted by wolves unless there’s not enough space as long as they have lots of space like in packs in Yellowstone where there’s been no documented attacks since the reintroduction wolves won’t attack you
@@mattbraysailsBruh you’re projecting on other people, some people love native wildlife and want to see them come back
There already here I've seen them in the bookcliffs and the la sals
@@KayentaRojo yup those are the Same ones that will let them overpopulate and eat Everything ! You don't want them cuz the Wolf 🐺 fetish is real. World wide ! 😢
Wolves are very important as they are a keystone species. They keep prey animals from eating everything as well
Pray animals are not eating everything and destroying the land in any shape or form. Hunting keeps them in check with the exception of Yellowstone essentially.
I love reintrodution because I’m on the side of the pro reintroduced and I hate how human genocided the wolves and I support reintroduced wolves to New York
Don’t refer to the eradication of animals as genocide. It creates a false equivalency between human atrocities and killing animals. It belittles real genocide victims and demonizes the people who were in a struggle of their own against nature.
I say we reintroduce Grizzly bears next. Restore the natural balance even further
What about upper New England, especially Maine?
They don't live their anymore adleast I don't think
I suppose wolves can always wander over to Maine from maybe Minnesota or Northern Michigan where there are wolves? I know wolves and Black Bears wander here into Illinois from Wisconsin and maybe Missouri.
@@ryancentnarowiczthey are way closer to come from Canada but a lot of people are anti wolf in main
@@hunterwiegele8962 Oh yeah Canada too. I’m sure they got a lot of coyotes in Maine I’m sure people in Maine already hate. Coyotes are pretty just a smaller wolf and also attack livestock etc.
@ gotta bring elk to Minnesota instead
You are not telling the whole truth about the whole cost to ranchers and pet owners. This program is way too expensive and damaging. Elk and deer population can be controlled with hunting and maintaining the ecosystem. Wolves are not "needed". Wolves do not bring balance. They eat until the food source is gone from the area, then move to a different area.
It's fantastic!
let not forget the Maybe benefits to Ranchers to have Wolves on land and preserved .Maybe Rancher actually do their Jobs like keeping eye on their cattle ,Like doing cowboys did ,have Guard Dog and maybe keeping smaller Cattle herds .
Hey you should do an episode about red wolves in Arizona and New Mexico
Red wolf's are from the south
@lukebonagurio4503 Well in Arizona New Mexico and Mexico they are called lobo's red wolves sub species look it up
@@deatherutts lobos are a subspecies of gray wolf, not red wolf.
@yamiyomizuki Well I lived in Albuquerque my whole life didn't 😱 realize that
Since when they red wolves in Arizona and New Mexico lol
We are better off without wolves without a wolf management plan
ALL WILDLIFE NEED MANAGEMENT
yeah so 7 minutes into your propaganda piece you finally get to the point and state that only time will tell how well the re-introduction is going.. So you should have said that in the first 30 seconds of this lying propaganda piece.
best
Bruce Peek
I had to listen to the opening a couple times because it doesn't make sense: "In December of 2023, which is one year after this video is being uploaded...."
No mention on the opinion of what the scientist at parks and wildlife thought? They all said it was a bad idea
What’s interesting is that the less populated, livestock dependent counties where the wolves were reintroduced voted against this measure. But the majority of Colorado’s population is in Denver & along the front range so it’s like all the city people approved wolf reintroduction into areas where people depended upon raising livestock. I want to eat beef & bison that is from Colorado but I think wolves are more entitled to live in Colorado than myself or other white people who moved here in the past decade or century. Wolves & people can & need to form symbiotic lifestyles.
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🐶 very interesting 🤔
Are licensed hunters competing for wolf prey? If so, then will wolves raid farms to make up for their prey loss?
if wolves find no other prey they might raid livestock if said livestock aren't properly protected. however it's fairly unlikely that wolves and human hunters would be competing for prey all that much and especially with intelligent management. thus far wolves haven't been a significant threat to livestock in areas where they were reintroduced, accounting for fewer kills than dogs and far fewer than coyotes, and they don't really seem to have caused issues with hunters either.
@@yamiyomizuki13 wolves is nothing yet. Parks and wildlifes own consensus is that it's a bad idea and could get out of controll very quickly and be very costly with loss of revenue from hunting that goes directly into conservation. We are playing with fire if we let them get very big.
yes yes they need to be in their range being a park of the cycle of life, we may need to back off....peace
It does not help wolves time blames for cattle kills by Wild Dogs ,Coyotes and other predators .Well Wolves scavenge on the kills end take blame .Also Does help we villainfied wolves for decades video games ,werewolves in Mythology ,stories Wolves bad guys or like one first monster player kill in games .
Your English is a little wonky.
Iowa Idaho 😂
BANG!
This guy is a woke wack job
Only good thing about Reintroducing wolves to Colorado from Oregon is I'm from Oregon where they took them from. Atleast their is a few less their for now. Doing anything other then shooting those killing machines in the lower 48 is so stupid.
Wolves are skittish and scared of people even in packs. Are there outliers of course but it’s rare. You’re regurgitating century old propaganda 😂
@JoolianV not talking about them killing or attacking people. Killing livestock hammering the already struggling deer and elk population. Especially the mule deer. I personally know 2 families that had confirmed wolf kills on their family dogs right outside their yard
@@brandonlowry3145 I live in the middle of nowhere Montana, grew up on a reservation, work on a ranch, we have so many wolves here. Why would they leave their dog’s unattended if they have wolves in the area? Also, it’s better for the deer population because they hunt the old, weak, and sick where as trophy hunters usually hunt the best looking bucks and bulls. Deer and elk are starting to have deformities because the weak and sick are having better chances at reproducing. People need to learn how to live with nature. A healthy North American ecosystem has wild predators.
They’re not killing machines they’re animals trying to survive no animals are killing machines
@@brandonlowry3145if we’re talking about Washington state and Oregon if people stopped hunting elk there’d be more elk for wolves to hunt as for dogs why would you leave your dogs unattended outside in wolf territory even in a fenced area and your dog is giant it’s not the wolf’s fault for having to hunt the dog to be able eat