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"...We buried River.  While I was digging the grave I thought of all the other wolves I had met and how many of those were dead.  Killed by other wolves in pens that did not let an ostracized animal escape.  Killed in scientific experimanets.  Poisoned by people who hated wolves.  Shot by neighbors who feared them.  Wolf pups that had been killed by animal caretakers because there were simply too many to be fed and housed, and no one had taken the responsibility to isolate the sexes when the females were in estrus.  Killed by people who professed a love for wolves who, because the wolf puppies wouldn't housebreak like dogs, or because they didn't look royal blooded enough after losing an ear or the tip of a tail in a fight, didn't want them around....I didn't know what to say to the man who killed River.  I didn't know what to say to River.  I just stood there in an afternoon rain trying to remember what I'd learned in his presence."
(Barry Lopez)

WHITE WOLVES


Oddly, many of the outlaw wolves were white wolves.
The Sycan Wolf  was from Oregon while the Ghost Wolf of the Little Rockies
and the Snowdrift Wolf were both in Montana.
The Pine Ridge Wolf and Custer Wolf  lived in South Dakota and Old Whitey was from Colorado.
It was said  that many of the white wolves were born and lived on Indian reservations.
The Pryor Creek Wolf was of the Crow reservation.
The Ghost Wolf of the Little Rockies was of the Fort Belknap Reservation.
The Pine Ridge Wolf was of the Pine Ridge reservation.


Maybe the Creator was trying to tell mankind something...
and maybe mankind missed the point.


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