CarbineCaleb, let me qualify myself on this subject:
i lived in WY for 25 years. i have many friends and family who live in WY. some of them live, work, and play where their lives are directly affected by wolves. most folks whos lives are directly affected by wolves
do not want them there.
currently i live in denver and will be leaving very soon (can't knock the city till ya try it
). i see the attitude down here all the time. many folks think that WY is some type of personal playground or wildlife refuge.
it is not. it is people's home. people from CO, DC, and MA are not qualified to make decisions that do not affect their lives but WILL affect the lives of people in WY.
that is my entire argument and point.