2) In Idaho the mysterious deaths of 6 young wolves
has been called off. The cause of death is unknown
and the case is left open if any new leads may occur.

We hope one day the cause can be found and justice
will happen.

http://www.mtexpress.com/vu_breaking_story.php?bid=8276

3) The MIDNR and USFWS are trying to find a poacher
who killed a wolf recently. They say that poaching
hampers their efforts to delist wolves. Both viewpoints
and methods and disastrous. Poaching and murder are
wrong. Period. We hope the killer will be found and
justice served, but delisting doesn't help when
those who want them dead legally can do whatever they
want.

http://www.fox21online.com/news/officials-seek-info-about-ontonagon-county-wolf-poaching

4) Wolf re-introduction is coming at a cross roads in
the Southwest. All sides are locked in battle.
We do empathize the most with those who support the
wolf of course, because we realize, that we cannot
let murder and mayhem taint this. Once it does, the
program won't work. It certainly didn't last time.

And it never has to begin with. In any program.

Oh yeah, and I found this quote recently. For those who find
those who support wolves vs. those who don't as polarizing,
I think MLK would agree with me on this... 'The choice today
is no longer between violence and nonviolence. It is either
nonviolence or nonexistence.' -- Martin Luther King

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/wire/sns-ap-us-endangered-wolf,0,2370174.story

5) Bays Mountain Park's three wolves did escape but
they are close to being found. We are hoping they
are returned safe and sound..

http://www.timesnews.net/article.php?id=9018843

6) Sadly, 1,600 people in Sweden have wanted the opportunity
to hunt wolves.

1/3 of all wolves may be shot, which is 10 to 13 wolves.

http://timberwolfinformation.org/info/archieve/newspapers/viewnews.cfm?ID=6170

Shows you how many are in Sweden. And how unethical this
is, even if their populations were big. Hunting is barbarous
and we must stop this. Contact the Swedish EPA today.

Swedish Environmental Protection Agency
Attn: Yvonne Lundell
Principal Administrative Officer
Wildlife Management Section
S-106 48 STOCKHOLM

Tel: +46 (8) 698 10 00; 698 14 14
Fax: +46 (8) 698 14 02
Email: yvonne.lundell@naturvardsverket.se; natur@naturvardsverket.se

This horrible destruction of the environment must end. These agencies
are SUPPOSED to protect the wolves and ensure peace between humankind
and nature. Instead they are endorsing it's destruction. Population isn't
what's the bottom line. It's morals. It would be no different if the
American Cancer Society one day had too many people suffering from
cancer and let their constituents die to cut costs. I think alot of
people would have a hard time with that. But the fact that wolves aren't
human makes people think they have the right to be a god over them.

Which that isn't right at all.

Take action folks.

And here below is a review of one Range Article. Parts two and three will
be up soon. Thanks to donations like from activists make this possible.

Range Magazine Further Promotes Propaganda Against the
Wolf

"We forget that to each individual of the species [wolves]
there is a psychological side, that these animals have intelligence,
reason, mind, and that at different times they are governed by
varying motives and emotions, which differ in degree only from
those which influence us." -- from Wolves and Wolf Nature
by George Bird Grinnell -- Audobon Society

Range Magazine recently released in their newest issue
three articles that clearly throws away logic, science, and ethics
and clearly reaches for utilitarianism, fear, and the rejection
of such ideals above.

The first article is called Mother Nature Unbalanced by
Norm Bomer.

It starts out as falsely claiming that if any part of nature
is interfered with it affects something drastically. Although
you may wound a part of nature if you do something negative
to it, we can guarantee if you leveled somewhere like Isle
Royale, we are sure something bad will happen.

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/content/view/23730/

Bomer tries to thrash groups like the Nature Conservancy
for wanting to turn 'productive' land back to protected wilderness.
And why not? Most of the land in the U.S., and the world is
concrete and filled with people.

He tries to juxtapose then his own ideas by saying that
colonists, using the earliest methods of utilitarianism and
ideas from the Bible were just as right. I am sure you can
ask a Native American how smart that was.

Especially when he quotes this passage from Genesis:

God blessed them and said to them, "Be fruitful and increase in number;
fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish of the sea and the birds
of the air and over every living creature that moves on the ground."

That turned out well since we only have the biggest extinction since
the past.

http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=1411&page=50

He also tries to use the argument that environmentalism is
a religion and that those who support it are against people
intervening to help wolves.

Not so. Why do you think Wolf Sanctuaries exist. Why do you
think we support wolves being bred in captivity if necessary
before being released to nature?

Bomer talks about the wolf inbreeding issue, but honestly,
this is a wolf population that is isolated. Although it is
true we need more outside wolves to revitalize the population
genetically, you gotta wonder why this came about. Despite
what he says, it was no accident that white men who came over
in the 1800s, and decimated the area. Manifest Destiny anyone?

Also he makes the wolf look villainous, by saying that biologists
are just twittling their thumbs while wolves 'destroy' moose as
the moose 'destroy' the vegetation there.

Right. And he tries to say that wolves kill moose for fun and
not for food and that those who support wolves, 'deny' this.

If that were true. It would be in every wolf book. If animals
killed for fun, like people, I think it would be in every book
out there. Not the last time I checked. People kill for fun,
hate, dominance and more.

Wolves aren't out-of-control. It's people I would like to argue.
National Parks are nothing more than small pockets of experiments
that people just build around and do what they want. Nature is
fine, most think if it consists of being in a National Park
that they can control.

Which sounds alot like this article...control, domination, and
pushing an agenda that bashes those who love and fight for the
wolf and land it lives on. It doesn't make sense that this
publication thrashes envirogroups and goes against environmental
policy, yet tries to claim to support wolves through management.

You can't pick and choose science when the false logic simply
isn't there.

And Bomer doesn't truly believe in the protection of the environment
or it's denizens. In a sub-article on the 2nd page of his 1st one,
he highlights a rancher and that rancher's war against coyotes. It
ends with this.."There is no balance of nature," adds his wife
Carol. "It's only because of man's dominion that we are able to
balance an unbalanced ecosystem."

In these times, the future has never been more uncertain for the wolf,
as you can see.

References: Mother Nature Unbalanced by
Norm Bomer pgs. 68-69 Winter 2010 issue.

Mike Wagner
Founder and Director of Heart of the Wolf Organization
http://www.heartofthewolf.org/StopTheHunt.html

Copyright 2009 Heart of the Wolf Organization
Heart of the Wolf Organization Wolf News Update 12/9/2009
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HEART OF THE WOLF ORGANIZATION NEWS 12/9/2009

The terrible news against wolves continues.

1) The Montana FWP has decided to do two actions
as of late. One, they plan on wiping out an
entire wolf pack. In particular, the Mitchell Mountain pack.

This was connected with goat deaths and livestock
dog deaths. Which the problem is is that if you don't
use more than one dog, how can one dog alone be enough
to ward livestock away from a pack? It can't. Don't
blame the wolves. Blame the lack of methods practiced
by the Montana FWP.

http://www.helenair.com/news/local/article_332066a6-e354-11de-a187-001cc4
c002e0.html

They also plan to postpone the issue of bowhunting
wolves until next spring. This gives us borrowed
time to convince Judge Molloy to stop his illegal support
of the delisting of wolves and to relist them.
As he should.

http://billingsgazette.com/news/state-and-regional/montana/article_d193d810-
e406-11de-b6a4-001cc4c002e0.html

Contact the Montana FWP in opposition to their methods of
murder and mayhem.

http://fwp.mt.gov/wildthings/wolf/contact.html