Movement to allow wolf hunt clashes with tribes' faith and traditions
Ojibwe in the Great Lakes states oppose a movement to hunt an animal that many see as a sacred creature and a "brother to Original man." And those objections are no trivial matter, the New York Times writes. The tribes have rights to much of the land where the wolves live.
Ojibwe in the Great Lakes states oppose a movement to hunt an animal that many see as a sacred creature and a "brother to Original man." And those objections are no trivial matter, the New York Times writes. The tribes have rights to much of the land where the wolves live.
