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Letter to the editor: There’s a reason we killed dangerous wolves in the past

Terry W. Donze
Wildernest

Written in response to the column, “Thinking Outside the Classroom: Wolves in Colorado.”

Author Christina Wheeler should best think more outside. Reintroduction of wolves in Idaho resulted in 90% of that state’s elk population disappearing.  In Wyoming, the moose population has been devastated, too. Fortunately, no child has been attacked yet, but it is only a matter of time. There’s a reason these dangerous animals were put down in the past. Think about that.


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