Wolves in Colorado

Wolves used to live naturally in Colorado, but we extirprited. A wolf pack in Wyoming travelled down, living within the borders of Wyoming and Colorado. A lot of Coloradans rejoiced. However, a Wyoming hunter scrutinized the media surrounding the wolves, which narrowed down their locations precisely. He very carefully hunted down all of them, exterminated the first wolf pack in Colorado in years. As a result the Colorado government carefully rewrote each article about wolves to hide their location, in the hopes that he wouldn't find the last one, but he did. Under Colorado law it was illegal to hunt wolves, but in Wyoming it was legal. Therefore this Wyoman (or whatever they're called) went out of his way to intentionally destroy the wolves in Colorado legally. Colorado tried to fight him, but Wyoming defended him so they cannot arrest him. 
During the time that Colorado had its new wolf pack they sent out a law to be voted on, to where Colorado may intentionally introduce wolves to their State. It passed in 2020. However, due to their rules and how badly they handled the situation in Wyoming, no organization has been willing to hand wolves to Colorado yet. Recently it was made into headlines that the Idaho Department of Fish and Wildlife denied Colorado's request for handing them over a couple of wolves due to Colorado focusing on regulation and, though unstated and more in the subtext, how they've handled wolves before.http://phys.org/new/2023-07-western-state-wont-wolves-colorado.html
The wolf subspecies that was considered native to Colorado is extinct. Meaning that any reintroductions would not be of the same race as what was once in Colorado.
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