It all began oh so many years ago, when wolf hunting was a much-desired sport among royalty. They would mount their horses, gather their hunting dogs, and set out to kill the majestic, yet feared creatures in mass. Kings would awake in the morning with one thought - wolf hunting. This maliciousness has not stopped, and it can be seen today, as a few sick individuals continue to hunt the direct relative of man's best friend.

Killing the Population: Many think that wolves are ruthless killers who will destroy anything in their path. The truth is that wolves are not dangerous to humans, as they are afraid of and will avoid them. The truth is, they and they only have the rights to be in fear of us. Why? Because we have killed ONE MILLION wolves. How many humans has any wolf killed? ZERO. That's right. There is not one, documented case of a wolf killing a human. Now, for those of you who are on the side of true 'humanity', I have some sickening images to show you.

Here's one! This is just one of the MANY images I found by simply searching 'wolf' on google. Eventually, I came to these heart-wrenching images. As you can see, the wolf is found dead right in the middle of its habitat. Completely minding its own business it was, and what happens to this beautiful creature? It's either poisoned, shot, trapped, but anyway you say it, its destroyed.

Frankly, these people make me sick. Now... if you are one of these people, I am glad you are reading this. Because you may realize that by killing these wolves you are directly contributing to extinction. Oh, you say you only killed one? How about 7? Because every time you kill one wolf you have a 75% chance of killing half the pack. With their absence, the pups are usually found defensless, and they have humans to thank for it.

Broken Trust: Now I will hope you realize that you have broken an ancient trust between wolves and humans. Ever wondered why dogs are man's best friend? Because wolves were first. Wolves and Native Americans befriended each other long before domestic dogs were even thought of. They hunted together, ate together, and even trusted each other enough to sleep next to one another. Around the campire, they told stories of life through each others eyes. You've wrecked it all. All that trust now is shot.

For You (Hunter) To Think About... Now I would like to leave you with one last thought - I'm not going to bribe you with showing you a picture of an adorable wolf cub - which you are probably leaving an orphan - or anything like that. CLICK HERE! But I, and most of the rest of the world's population, would appreciate you think about your poaching in a slightly wiser light. Thank you.