By Alan Clemons | Fisticuffs haven’t been thrown, and fissures aren’t imminent, but the desire by many big-game hunters to see wolves and coyotes gone forever surely would spark debate. Each year during late spring, hunters who pursue elk, moose, mule deer and whitetails lament fawns and calves being snatched by wolves and coyotes. They see photos and videos on game cameras or maybe find a leg or swath of hair. Or nothing. Photos of a cow or doe with a calf or fawn offer hope. Later, a solo cow or doe creates consternation.
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