Article: Wildlife worker turns gun on wolves he helped nurture

Wildlife worker turns gun on wolves he helped nurture

Officials unable to stop marauding pack from killing livestock

By ELIZABETH SHOGREN Los Angeles Times

Sunday, July 21, 2002

Stanley, Idaho -- At every stage of the seven-year federal effort to reintroduce the gray wolf to the northern Rockies, Carter Niemeyer has been there.

He trapped wolves in Canada and brought them south to their new homes. When one pack was getting into trouble with ranchers, he camped in the open with them, listening to them howl all night before transporting several farther from the temptations of livestock. When ranchers wrongly accused them of killing lambs or calves, he argued their cases and exonerated many.

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