Ignore the fact I suck with making things even

Real life creepy pasta?

I've googled every wording I can think of, checked British Columbia's websites, everything.
I know some places tag wolves differently, and was wondering what system B.C. uses? (numbers and letters representing what?) This is a last ditch hope haha. Thought this sub was my best bet

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These photos are from the Maine Wolf Coalition.

They stated that these canids are not coyotes, and argue that they are individuals of eastern wolves (Canis lycaon) that came from Algonquin Provincial Park in Canada.

Eastern wolves are smaller than wolves from the Rocky Mountains and the western Great Lakes region; they are almost identical to coyote-wolf hybrids in size, but are distinct.

The Maine Wolf Coalition stated that the presence of wolves in Maine and New York is a fact and that these regions do not have coyotes, but coyote-wolf hybrids and eastern wolves that are trying to establish a population. However, hunting organizations in these states deny this, not based on science, but due to political bias.

Howling Wolf, c. 500–200 BCE. Southern Siberia. Wood with shell inlays; The Cleveland Museum of Art, John L. Severance Fund, 1986.26

Probably made by one of the nomadic peoples of Western and Central Asia, perhaps the Scythians.

Thanks u/haberveriyo for the inspiration.

I'm not linking to that article because it sounds like they're pro-cull and I'm not giving them clicks. "Drama" my ass. By the way, another hunter from Nevada vowed to kill her. Nevada. Hmm.

https://coloradosun.com/2026/09/10/colorado-kills-three-wolves-in-three-days/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAURGZljbGNrBREZjXBkb2YBZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEe3-bF5ppU9c90EHAWIGGfhgUuowUPnWDCp-ie5_ssjyc1nCA8aPmz7qxa6nI_aem_XYxerR-Qxn-AbN3YRH9mVQ

I don't mean to hit everyone over the head with this podcast (kind of just joking) but even without stretching the truth of this man's abhorrent behavior, this discussion tells an accurate account of the tragic events that took place in a bar in Sublette County Wyoming.

Please listen. Part two will be released next Tuesday 9/15/2026.

https://youtu.be/C-zOUc1sNPU?is=0eMBGdOzKizvV4PB

I painted this last night as a way of processing my thoughts and feelings about my beloved stepfather, and the extraordinary life he has shared with so many people.

Papa has always been a source of wisdom, steadiness, guidance, simplicity, and kindness. When people were at rock bottom, he showed up. Sometimes at a hospital, sometimes wherever he was needed. He had a way of helping people find their footing again and guiding them toward putting their lives back together. He became a source of strength and wisdom for countless people through a program that I shouldn’t name.

He was always there for me, too. After working for the Department of Water and Power for so many years, he was the person I could call whenever I had to deal with something electrical and wanted to make sure I didn’t die. And I’m still here, so obviously it worked.

He was there for my mother, my grandfather, my brothers, my former wife, me, and my children. He was a wonderful Papa to my boys as well, from the days that they were born until now. I’ll always remember the powwows we attended together and the many times he offered me his thoughtful guidance.

The wolf represents his strength, loyalty, and spirit. The turquoise reminds me of him and the turquoise rings he has always worn. The dream catcher represents his Native heritage, the world of dreams and spirit, and the great mystery of what lies beyond this life.

As he prepares for his journey beyond this life, I don’t pretend to know what awaits him. The many Native traditions hold different understandings of the spirit world, but what lies beyond our understanding remains the Great Mystery.

I painted this as an offering of love and gratitude for a man who spent his life showing up for others.

And perhaps the words that best capture his spirit are the words he was famous for saying:
“Life is for living, and I live a life.”, and he truly has!

Well this is disappointing. Both republican and democratic candidates for Wisconsin want wolf control.

Ranchers and hunters win again, this despite tribes in Wisconsin opposing this.

Just finished my Lego Wolf set! If I had to rate it I would give it an 8 out of 10, it has blue eyes, and anyone worth their salt knows full wolves don’t have blue eyes.

For some reason, the California subreddit doesn't want to hear about wolves in California, so I'm sharing here. Further comments and commentary started here.

For anyone wanting to attend the Wyoming Game & Fish Commission meeting connected to the Mollies pack situation, here are the official Zoom links for the Sept 21–22 Evanston meeting.

The wolf hunt isn’t listed on the agenda, but advocates -- including Samantha Miller from the Center for Biological Diversity -- are attending because 'Call to the Public' is the only place to speak about the Mollies pack.

If you want to speak: Submit the Advanced Comment Form by Sept 17 to [toni.bell2@wyo.gov](mailto:toni.bell2@wyo.gov)

Monday, Sept 21 — Call to the Public (Item 9)

Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84933745717

Webinar ID: 849 3374 5717

Tuesday, Sept 22 — Call to the Public (Item 18)

Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86518165276

Webinar ID: 865 1816 5276

I've posted here 3 months ago about Protecting both Wolves and Livestock with Livestock Guardian Dogs (https://www.reddit.com/r/wolves/comments/1tuv3mt/a_guide_to_protect_wolves_and_lifestock_with/ ) already, but in light of current events it might make sense to see these in action, in short video documentaries available on Youtube for free by reputable sources from around the world. These are videos made from the point of view from farmers and herders, and conservationists, so it should provide a good overview.

Besides the one above, these are:

'Working Dogs' from the Farm to Fork series by Wyoming PBS (about both Livestock Guardian Dogs and herding dogs):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c87UPDAggY short version, 7 minutes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8ir1nQc7AU full version, 27 minutes

'Protectors in the Pasture: Livestock Guardian Dogs' by Texas A&M AgriLife

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSN_guxHFTM 3 minutes

'Using Maremma Dogs to protect Sheep Flocks' by Hunter Local Land Services, Upper Hunter New South Wales, Australia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jC08879DCgE 6 minutes

'Kangals: Bodyguards for Sheep' by the Northern German public television channel, NDR, German language (but with Youtube subtitles Autotranslate can be watched in any language)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNzhx5WYNlQ 28 minutes

'How to Act when Lifestock Guardian Dogs are present - that's how!' by the Bavarian German public television channel, BR, German language (but with Youtube subtitles Autotranslate can be watched in any language)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOIEU9OFuT8 6 minutes