Gray Wolves Becoming a Problem in the U.S.

Are Gray Wolves Becoming a Problem in the U.S. The gray wolf once on the edge of extinction in the U.S. is now populated enough to lower the animal's level of federal protection in certain areas. Once upon a time the gray wolf was pushed near extinction by farmers, hunters, trappers and settlers putting it on the endangered species list. Now the gray wolf can be lifted from the endangered species list and …

…don't get hunted causing a loss in livestock, raising prices of beef and dairy products and a major wildlife kill over, causing the deer, elk, and other big game animals to depopulate. Then the wolves die off and the big game will repopulate and repeat the cycle until something is done. So which way do you vote, I vote the easy way and just let it go with hunting to keep the numbers the same.