Category Archives: Wolf Topics

Topics about the illusive wolf.

Wolf lovers...give it a rest.

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Copyrighted image from Soul Wolf Journey.

Your bleeding heart blogs, comments, and photographs of butchered lobos are wasted on those who should be taking notice. In fact these outcries provide a particular and peculiar self-satisfaction to those who participate in this noble sport of wolf hunting...wait.

Sport? I must be clear on the precise meaning of the word before I fling it about. 

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An excellent post about the sad state of affairs surrounding the Endangered Wolf population.

The wolf.

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The wolf symbolizes the free will and ability to escape. Wolves symbolize unity and toughness. Since Wolves are also related to dogs, they also represent loyalty and friendship. Wolves are usually leaders, and run in groups called packs.  Wolves also are known for their adaptation and evolution powers. Once the wolf spirit animal equips you with knowledge you may take action with confidence.  

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Beautiful Tribute to the Wolf...an Amazing Animal

Golden Eyes..

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I want to share a beautiful song by Robert Schmidt, his tribute to the suffering, majestic wolves.

He writes:

This song and video was inspired by the cruel inhumane slaughter of wolves across the U.S.

Humans were created to care for the earth and it's creatures, not kill for the sake of killing.

Thank you so much Robert! I can't listen to goldeneyes without tears welling up.

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Please stop this needless slaughter of this majestic animal as we near the Wolf Moon on January 26, 2013. Tremendous work has been done to reintroduce this species back into the wild. Put the wolf back on the endangered species list.

Ice Age Predators from the Early Paleoindian Period

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We don't find many predators in our assemblages on the Southern High Plains.  When we do, it is generally a tooth, a single toe bone, or a few bits.  Predators weren't hunted in droves and likely wander off to die alone so they don't end up in the cultural assemblage.  However...

There are some interesting finds coming from UNLV lately.  Las Vegas wash has produced many fossil animals, but, just as in many other ancient sites, it's the predators that are the rare ones.

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