So when you move them somewhere different, they want to go back home. Well, studies have shown that if you move a wolf more than 60 miles from its home territory, it will try to get back home, but it really can't figure it out. I don't have a clue where I'm at. And then they just turn around and go back to where they started from, trying to re-orient themselves. I don't have a clue.
Nothing looks familiar.
Maybe I'll just set up shop here. Well, we deliberately got rid of them, as a society. A hundred years ago, our society placed very low value on all wildlife. We got rid of all the deer, the elk, the bison, the turkeys, you know, everything, in deference to other social objectives, primarily agriculture and settlement. And as a consequence, settlers really hated wolves, grizzly bears, and other predatory animals and they deliberately tried to get rid of them all.