I agree traps aren't as humane, that's why we practice our marksmanship with "high powered rifles with optics" so that our shots land true and there is minimal pain and suffering.
I agree traps aren't as humane, that's why we practice our marksmanship with "high powered rifles with optics" so that our shots land true and there is minimal pain and suffering.
We don't have wolves because of the rancher and hunter lobby. The majority of the public in Colorado supports wolf reintroduction.
Fortunately, this is going to change, whether they want it or not: the wolves travel large distances and have already appeared in Colorado. I would not be surprised if somebody would actually transfer or release some sanctuary animals. The Wind Rivers has wolves, then it's 100-150 miles to Snowy Range and then the Front Range is right there. Just give it time and protection.
People can, and do release wolves into Colorado in hopes to reintroduce them. I believe that's where most of the sightings are coming from. Many times these wolves are wolf/dog hybrids. I've had complete strangers admit to as much. I very much suspect any sightings of wolves in CO though, almost as much as I do grizzly bear.