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pump 12 year s ago
6 years among wolves and only 18 pics taken ;)
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Axy 12 year s ago
Gorgeous animals. So majestic.
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Peanut 12 year s ago
Wolves have been a bad rap for centuries. Not deserved.
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someone else 12 year s ago
My family raises cattle. Wolves cost us thousands of dollars each year. Not only that the wolves kill the calves and then just leave the carcass without? eating it to rot. Its just a waste. They will kill anything in their territory. The wolves in those pics are clearly domesticated pets. Bottle feeding them from birth.
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thatslife 12 year s ago
and your cattle business was there before wolves lived there?
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someone else 12 year s ago
Yes actually we were raising cattle there before the Canadian grey wolf was introduced by ODFW as a non native species.
The Dutchers got a unique insight into the life of the pack. They were allowed to get really close to the predators and established an incredible bond with the animals. The couple made plenty of unique photographs of wolves in their natural habitat. They also filmed a documentary aimed to dispel myths about wolves being ruthless monsters and to show them as highly intelligent creatures capable of love and compassion.
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pump 12 year s ago
6 years among wolves and only 18 pics taken ;)
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Axy 12 year s ago
Gorgeous animals. So majestic.
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someone else 12 year s ago
My family raises cattle. Wolves cost us thousands of dollars each year. Not only that the wolves kill the calves and then just leave the carcass without? eating it to rot. Its just a waste. They will kill anything in their territory. The wolves in those pics are clearly domesticated pets. Bottle feeding them from birth.
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thatslife 12 year s ago
and your cattle business was there before wolves lived there?
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someone else 12 year s ago
Yes actually we were raising cattle there before the Canadian grey wolf was introduced by ODFW as a non native species.