Actually, do your research. Whatever wolves don't eat of their kills are scavenged by species that rely on left-overs from large carnivores. Wolves are kept in check by fluctuating prey populations. They don't simply kill everything and move on. When prey populations decline, so do wolf populations. They're always correlated with one another. Wolves were wiped out for mainly economic related reasons in the past, not environmental ones. So the fact that you based your whole argument on environmental issues, just proves that maybe you should do some research on both sides of the story before you form an opinion. And make sure the facts you find are reliable.

There is a reason generations before us killed them...They will hunt and follow and entire herd of elk until they kill everyone of them. They don't even eat everything they kill they waste it and just continue killing. They are wiping out entire elk populations in the Northwest while managing to increase there population in rapid numbers because they have no natural predators. Therefore they are going to continue to multiply and wipe out the elk, deer, moose, etc...They should all be shot just like our forefathers did.