Often we only look at the myth of the wolf when we consider
wolf reintroduction. The reality is
messy and filled with all the follies and prejudices that humans bring to the
issue. This book helps show the human side and struggle.
Years ago, biologist
and trapper Carter Niemeyer's job was to kill problem wolves in the northern
Rocky Mountains. Since then, he's become a supporter of wolves, a consultant
when wolf and livestock issues arise, as well as an interpreter to a curious
public of what goes on behind the scenes in the controversial world of wolf
management. In his recently released
memoir, "Wolf Land"(Bottlefly Press, 183 pages, $15.57), Niemeyer shares recollections from his
thirty-some years of wolf work…
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