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Wolf Fact: Early settlers of the west depleted most of the wolves natural prey ... bison, elk, deer, and moose. |
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Wolf Fact: Early settlers of the west depleted most of the wolves natural prey ... bison, elk, deer, and moose. |
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roads eat away the hearts of mountains. Fires burn through, come back in huckleberries, trails close in August, too many bears. Too many bears, no following avalanche chutes, glacier lily, early spring. Caribou in old growth spruce, lichen, banks of snow and fog. Bear tracks in the mud. Treat each bear as the last bear. Each wolf as the last, each caribou. Each track as the last track, Gone spoor. Gone scat. There are no more deertrails, no more flyways. Treat each animal as sacred, each minute our last. Ghost hooves. Ghost skulls. Death rattles and dry bones. Each bear walking alone in warm night air. ---Gary Lawless--- |
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