Frank, untrue re NPS admission of reasons for wolf decline, from 149 to 47.  "Implications of Harvest on the Boundaries of Protected Areas for Large Carnivore Viewing Opportunities"   April 2016 PLOS One Research Article with Bridget L. Borg (UAF and National Park Service) as principal, reveals that "...harvest of wolves adjacent to protected areas can reduce sightings within those (national park) protected areas..."  The obvious now  finally documented by NPS. This debate is over that the destruction of wolves by a few individuals removes the opportunity for hundreds of thousands of individuals  seeking to experience this wildlife in the nation's premiere wilderness national park. Resource for the many taken instead by a very  few. Multiple vs. single use.  We're seeing right here a removal of opportunity to experience wildlife alive that should be  a prime economic driver of the area and the state.