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In response to misleading claims by the Hunters For Hunters organization, we feel compelled to clarify our position. Recently, we published a post regarding Minnesota State Statutes pertaining to wolf management and the protection of domestic animals and humans. It is important to note that at no point did we advocate for the outright killing of wolves, nor would we ever do so.
Our objective was to highlight the disparity between state laws and the current federal ban on safeguarding pets and livestock. While our wording may not have been flawless, our intentions were justified by numerous reports of pet and livestock attacks since November alone.
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A shocking incident occurred in Virginia, Minnesota: a wolf attacked a deer right in someone's backyard. Unfortunately, the homeowner was left with no choice but to euthanize the injured deer. Viewer discretion is advised as the accompanying pictures are graphic.
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EDITED: Recently, we have received an alarming influx of reports and emails regarding dangerous incidents where wolves have targeted pets and livestock. Thankfully, we have not received any reports of humans being attacked. However, it is crucial for all our followers to be aware of their rights to protect themselves. We strongly urge you to exercise these rights and keep your loved ones safe. Our data suggests that these attacks are on the rise, making vigilance more important than ever.