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- Wolves decimate Yellowstone elk herd | Utah Wildlife Forum
Kill rates by wolves in winter are 22 ungulates per wolf per year - higher than the 12 ungulates per wolf rate predicted in the ESA Since 2000, wolves have caused 45 percent of known deaths and 75 percent of predation deaths (not including human harvests) of radio-collared female elk on the northern range
- General Wolves News | Page 1457 | The Wolves Forum
This Overall the season was poor, but given the situation in December I think most people are probably satisfied with how it ended Doesn't excuse the first 4 months Well of course But the question doesn’t seem to be ‘are you satisfied with how if finished’ which evidently is a ‘yes’ given
- The Summer 2025 Transfer Window Thread - The Wolves Forum
Wolves The Summer 2025 Transfer Window Thread Thread starter Kenny; Start date Feb 12, 2025; Prev 1
- Online Safety Act 2023 - The Wolves Forum
Have any of the admin mod team started thinking about how on earth TWF complies with the provisions of the Online Safety Act 2023 that comes into law on 17 March 2025? I'm trying to wrap my head around what it means for a different site that includes a Forum and a Wiki and it's just completely
- Wolves | The Wolves Forum
Wolves v Everton 8 3, Build Up Match Thread - Live on TNT 8pm The Bear; Mar 6, 2025; 10 11 12 Replies
- The Summer 2025 Transfer Window Thread - The Wolves Forum
Munetsi is a properly weird footballer A big part of our 6 match winning run, 2 important goals to get us 2 points at Molineux and could be useful going forward but if you can't accept that he might just not be everyone's cup of tea then you're just being difficult for the sake of it
- % of local fans | The Wolves Forum
I remember when Wolves used to attract people from all over the UK, in fact in the 90s I recall Wolves stating something along the lines of 'about 30% of our supporters travel from over 30 miles away I expect many travelling fans were still a side-product of our glory days in the 1950s and 60s
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