Ted Turner's Montana ranch, where cattle and bison once roamed freely, now hosts wolves. The ranch, which he purchased in 1989, became a wildlife refuge after he traded cattle for bison. In 2026, California reported 79 livestock kills by wolves. Meanwhile, the Red Wolves team in Arkansas and the women's soccer Wolves in Oregon have achieved notable performances.
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