The Daily Telegraph

Britain is better without the dangerous wolf

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sir – I see that the Wildwood Trust wants to reintroduc­e the wolf, lynx and brown bear into Britain (report, July 1), thereby undoing the centuries of good work that cleared the country of these dangerous animals.

David Findlay

Abingdon, Oxfordshir­e

sir – If packs of dogs, controlled by humans on horseback, which are trained to track and kill only foxes or red deer, are not allowed by law to operate in Britain, why should packs of wolves, with no control as to what or how they kill, be allowed to pursue and tear to pieces animals whether deer, sheep, domestic pets or even humans?

If deer population­s are too high, then shooting by trained marksmen would be a far more humane method of controllin­g them, and the resulting meat would be a valuable source of food.

Lorna Fisher

Dursley, Gloucester­shire

 ??  ?? Home game: a lone wolf waiting for kick-off at Wolverhamp­ton Wanderers’ ground
Home game: a lone wolf waiting for kick-off at Wolverhamp­ton Wanderers’ ground

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