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In a Monday, Jan. 12 2015 photo, Jimmy St. Goddard, left, a spiritual chief for the Blackfeet Tribe, talks as individuals involved in wolf reintroduction and management listen behind him, at Roosevelt Arch near Gardiner, Mt. It was 1995 when the first eight wolves live-trapped in Canada were placed inside fenced enclosures in Yellowstone to acclimate them to the area in hopes they would not immediately bolt back to their homeland. Twenty years later, about 130 wolves in 11 packs inhabit Yellowstone. From left to right are Dan Stahler, Yellowstone biologist; Nathan Varley, former field biologist volunteer; Doug Smith, Wolf Project biologist; and John Varley, former Yellowstone Resource Center chief.(AP Photo/The Billings Gazette, Brett French)
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