It seems the Mexican wolf has been reintroduced to some parts of Arizona and New Mexico states... I can understand that from the prospective that part of the country was the last places for them to disappear from..
Now there are issues about bringing them back to Colorado and Utah..
Stock growers have concerns with that I'm sure...
I can tell you, here in the far north, if you see a 400lb dairy calf being raised to replace an older cow in a small dairy herd that has been attacked by one or more wolves.... You won't forget it.. And you will know it in an instant if you see it again.. About 99.9% of the weekend cabin people from Milwaukee or Minneapolis that come around here would not know a Mexican wolf from a local wolf if they seen them side by side... They just want to be able to say they saw one, or more, on there weekend at the cabin 2-3 times a year...
They don't have to live with them 24/7...
Actually... The local wolves would likely see a Mexican wolf as a snack..
KnowwhatImean....
Facts, details, thoughts ??
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http://news.yahoo.com/suspicion-over...162040680.html