Washington Lookout Pack Yearling Wolf 2008 (WDFW)
The Colvillle Tribes, in eastern Washington, are holding a wolf hunt on their 1.4 million acre reservation, which is larger than Glacier National Park in Montana. There are at least 2 wolf packs living on the reservation, maybe three. Many wildlife advocates were shocked by this turn of events. The Colville tribe's actions run contrary to Native Americans in the Great Lakes, specifically the Ojibwe, who are struggling to save their wolf brothers.
Obviously, all tribes are not of the same mind...
I read the full article and some of the comments, extremely sad, here’s an example of that different mindset you referred to, Jim: http://www.ivu.org/history/native_americans.html and a good video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX6Wegv6qv0 …Not about wolf killing but about the related hunting of all animals, and vegetarianism.
Leave the killing and eating of others to the ones who must do it to survive, and leave nature to its own devices, respect it and love all the hardworking, innocent creatures with so much suffering already to endure without us in the picture compounding it endlessly and stupidly, to an insane degree. If only people could see that.
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