It's sad to see you go, Cana. I joined a year ago and now... not the best surprise, I admit. I'll wake up tomorrow and you'll be gone. WolfQuest just isn't going to be the same anymore. It's really sad; WolfQuest has literally become half my life. At least it's not gone and dead, though. Are you al...

Ho, hum. What's next? leaving them at the mercy of hostile anti-wolf state legislatures. This made me laugh. Wolves in the north are not endangered. Once there are two left up there, that's when we can get concerned. But that's not happening anytime in the forseeable future. This lawsuit is one of ...

Hunting is really not bad; it seems as if they are making sound like poaching, which is a whole other story. Hunting is legal and in most cases, nescessary. Wolves are all over the place there, and they eat a lot of elk, which people kind of depend on, and they eat livestock, which people also depe...

I think I remember seeing this thread a while ago, but maybe we could revamp the user- made commercial, or create like a WQ team to help organize ideas for funding? Sorta like this, but like a program. (That's so vague because I thought of it literally five seconds ago.) I'm not sure if this has be...

Tee hee. I feel so proud of myself. :mrgreen: In science, we're doing these "museum" projects due in March. My group's general topic is canines, and we're thinking about doing evolution of the modern dog. Wait, it gets better. I was telling a group-mate about a chart comparing and contrasting wolve...

I voted for shooting and trapping as far as effectiveness. I try not to be too antagonistic towards relocation, but the wolf will just be a problem elsewhere and would likely die there, anyway. Shooting is faster and if it is a good shot, the wolf likely wouldn't suffer. But, wolves are sly adversa...