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“Fall Back Down When I Die” A novel of Montana, wolves and family, Joe Wilkins’ fiction debut is filled with humanity
March 1, 2019 /
The last native Yellowstone wolf was killed in 1926, the culmination of a decades-long eradication effort. Many viewed the event as an accomplishment of the same magnitude as the invention of barbed wire. In 1994, wolves were reintroduced, returning to their role as a check against elk populations. A fight over wolf reintroduction, led by ranchers and hunters, has raged since.
By Jason Hess | For The Oregonian/OregonLive
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