 | Jennifer Wolch, Jody Emel - Nature - 1998 - 342 pages
...in airplanes and snowmobiles and blew them apart with shotguns for sport. In Minnesota in the 1970s people choked Eastern timber wolves to death in snares to show their contempt for the animals' designation as an endangered species.4" What is this all about? It is not solely about protecting... | |
 | Barry Holstun Lopez - Gray wolf - 2004 - 344 pages
...in airplanes and snowmobiles and blew them apart with shotguns for sport. In Minnesota in the 197os people choked Eastern timber wolves to death in snares...the animal's designation as an endangered species. This is not predator control, and it goes beyond the casual cruelty sociologists say manifests itself... | |
 | James Serpell - Nature - 1996 - 320 pages
...process, unfortunately, still continues. As recently as the 19703 the inhabitants of Minnesota choked timber wolves to death in snares to show their contempt for the animal's designation as an endangered species.25 In 1982, wolf fever gripped Norway when a single animal - virtually the only one for miles... | |
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States in the period between 1865 and 1885 cattlemen killed wolves with almost pathological dedication. In the twentieth century people pulled up alongside wolves in airplanes and snowmobiles and blew them apart with shotguns for sport. In Minnesota in... 