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The Destruction of the WolfThere are many sociocultural and political factors that cast the wolf as the enemy in the European colonists’ eyes. Practically speaking, Europeans had more established agrarian townships and settlements. The livestock, such as cattle and sheep, that they depended on for food and economic resources was potentially threatened by the overwhelming presence of wolves and other predators in the “new world.” In contrast to the lore and mythology of Native Americans, the wolf was almost categorically represented as a ravening, bloodthirsty killer in the Judeo-Christian tradition and in Western culture as a whole. The wolf became a symbol of the untamed and the unknown — of the violent and rapacious wilderness. It elicited connotations of the demonic and satanic in the European psyche. The hunting of wolves in America far predates the founding of the U.S. The first documented wolf bounty was instituted in the colony of Massachusetts in 1630; this signaled the beginning of a nearly 400-year campaign to wipe wolves off the continent.
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wolf hunting jim peacoPhoto courtesy of NPS/Jim PeacoWith the advent of industrial technology and the livestock industry, humans began waging a war against the wolf worldwide. The U.S. government was the most zealous in its persecution of the predator, implementing a nationwide policy of wolf control. Wolves were seen as evil killers that posed a threat to the continued safety and prosperity of the American people. President Theodore Roosevelt, a man who is generally renowned for his environmental activism, declared the wolf “the beast of waste and desolation” and called for its complete eradication. Wolves were shot, trapped, poisoned, tortured, and burned alive. Wolf skulls and pelts were piled high for victory photographs and to claim the lucrative bounties. Most hunters believed they served God and country by clearing the countryside of such vermin. The wolf is arguably the only species to be deliberately driven to the brink of extinction by humans.
