Remembering Jim Brandenburg who passed away.

Still one of the best pictures I’ve ever taken.

Right now, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and New Mexico have wolf packs, and Colorado had one pack in their state cross over from Wyoming and turned more individual wolves loose. With that said, who do you think will be next, so to speak? I know Utah and Nebraska each have had multiple wolf sightings in the last 20 years, for example.

Anyways, have a go at it. I'd love to hear discussion of opinions.

Maned Wolf at the Belfast Zoo

https://coloradosun.com/2025/04/02/lauren-boebert-colorado-wolves-endangered-species/

You live in Colorado you need to call and make a fuss

https://westernwatersheds.org/2025/03/wandering-wolf-ella-found-deceased-in-new-mexico/

Cause of death being investigated. Right.

There are less than 300 Mexican wolves left in the wild. I haven't been able to find ANY recorded attacks on humans by Mexican wolves. Why are they throwing such a hissy fit? A state of emergency over an endangered species? Like... is this serious? You can still let your children play outside. Maybe don't let your domestic animals free roam outside and be an actual responsible pet owner. I genuinely don't understand why people are still so afraid of wolves in this day and age.

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Hey everyone! I just wanted to share some of my recent pics after spending some much needed time with these wolves. They carry such grounding energy and I tried to soak up every second of it. Please enjoy my pics… thanks everyone:). IG: jacktarka if anyone wants to see more of my photos.

IYKYK

Keep in mind that the current population is around 1,100 and the current minimum population that Montana FWP has set to support at least 15 breeding pairs across the state is 450.

Best you have ever seen 😊

Finally finished my metals project! Let me know what y'all think :)