The importance of the cycle of life, predator and prey relationships, and how humans fit into the scheme of things… God is the perfect designer…
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What I love about using Holistic and Sustainable management principles is that people play an important part in every aspect of the farm. When farms are managed properly, it can have the same effect as inviting wolves back into Yellowstone. We take some life, but provide numerous opportunities for life to be born, grow, thrive and return back to the earth. When we homestead or farm in this way, it fullfills you in a way that irrevocably and profoundly alters our thought process, relationships with the world around us and our place in the whole scheme of things.
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This video has largely been debunked (as has Allan Savory by the way) by the scientific community in that it hugely overreaches and is incorrect about the undulate population (as is, coincidentally, Allan Savory on his theory). Wolves play tremendous roles in their ecosystems and are vital to the health of those habitats. However the video makes some assertions that are proven to be untrue – a quick fact check will show you. Would love to see a post engaging with the updated science 🙂
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Loved this video – thanks for sharing. I’m reading George Monbiot’s “Feral” at the moment. Have you come across Allan Savory? He tells a very similar story:
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That is great Safar! Yes, Allan Savory has been a god-send for my farm. We employ holistic and permaculture management practices. 😉
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Just amazing, shows how fine the balance of life is, once we realise this, it can be used in every walk of life 🙂
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Thanks. I knew the wolves had had a positive impact, but this is amazing.
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So cool, right? 😉
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I had heard about this before somewhere else but I can’t remember where, I think on PBS. Never try to outsmart Mother Nature, she always knows her business better than we ever will.
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Mismanagement is a HUGE problem. It is best to holistically plan things out– for sure! 😉
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I wish they’d bring them back to Colorado. They were native here, but hunted out years ago. Because of the wolf, the mountain lions had a natural fear of canines. So if you had a dog, your homestead was a little safer. Now, notsomuch.
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Nope… I got my concealed carry permit specifically for mountain lions when we lived in Colorado. Ranchers still do not want wolves to return. But I feel that comes from fear, not logic. Wolves can be easily controlled by sound, due to their territorial behavior. Mountain lions will hunt your livestock, your pets and YOU! Hmmmm…. What is the best case scenario here? You are absolutely right MOH. Bring the wolves back!
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I read a book written in the 1930s by V.E. Lynch, called Trails to Successful Trapping. He writes extensively about wolves and basically says their reputation was undeserved. He believed them to be cowardly in relation to human interaction. Good stuff. And….I’m over mt. lions. They need a predator.
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I’ll look into it! Always in the mood for a good read! 😉
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This is a wonderful video. I first saw it about three years ago, and can watch it again and again.
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This is the first time I’ve seen it. I, too, have watched it over and over! 🙂
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