Breeding related snakes?

[Stefan-A]

Now they want to stock WOLVES to control the coyotes....

It would probably work.

[infernalis]

Well I would rather listen to Wolves at night then coyotes.

My god they sound like someone torturing babies when they get welping out back..

The Coyotes have killed two of my cats. So I vote the gun method.

[jitami]

I miss hearing coyotes at night Keep your cats inside? I'm half teasing Wayne. I know they can be a real problem and threaten livestock and children. Not too far from here there are, or at least have been in the past, county ok'd coyote/wild dog hunts once or twice a year to keep the population in check. I actually like the idea of wolf reintroduction anywhere where it would work well for the wolves. Figure we need to figure out a way to work around them since this was their land first

[anji1971]

I miss being up north where you can hear wolves howl. I think it's time to reintroduce Anjis back into Northern Canada..............

[jitami]

I've never lived where I could hear wolves howl and would love to... how cold is Northern Canada Anji? lol... I really don't want to know...brrrrr... but would love to at least experience it. The only wolves I've ever heard were captive

[anji1971]

I wasn't so far up north that it never thaws out or anything, but winters got to -20 to -30 easily. But the cold up there is lacking the humidity we have here in Southwestern Ontario, so even with more extreme temps, it doesn't bother me as much.
Here, our winters are relatively mild. We never get enough of a freezing spell to even make a decent ice rink or enough snow to go tobogganing more than a couple times each winter. But it's gray and damp, and for some reason, I always find myself chilled through by being out for any length of time. I really don't like living here.

[Garter_Gertie]

We get more snow, but again don't have the humidity.

I love living here. I'll not live farther south than the Twin Cities even though I was raised in IL.

We've wolves in MN. Up near the Boundary Waters and even in the park we have occasional wolves that wander through. They come over from WI where there's a resident population in the sand dune/area/whatever.

Oh! And there's resident pops farther north in MN, close to the Canadian border.

They've been reintroduced into Yellowstone... GOOD JOB!