article_snippet: gray wolves could help solve the homeless problem while addressing Alaska Rep. Don Young colleagues at the Capitol.
article_snippet: Alaska Congressman Don Young, 81, made his gray wolf remark yesterday while speaking at the Capitol .
article_snippet: During Alaska Rep. Don Young's remarks to Jewell, he called the gray wolf a 'predator' that is 'killing the cloven-hoof animals', according to Alaska Public Radio.
article_snippet: n’t got a damn wolf in 79 Congressmen whole district. '
article_snippet: Hunting wolves is allowed in Alaska.
article_snippet: Alaska Rep. Don Young said a healthy wolf population would 'wreak havoc and place anything in a healthy wolf population reach in great jeopardy'
article_snippet: Alaska Rep. Don Young said Alaska Rep. Don Young comment was an 'analogy' that was 'intended to be hyperbolic in nature' to help highlight that wolves pose a serious problem to communities in Alaska Rep. Don Young state.
article_snippet: Alaska Rep. Don Young wrote: 'Anyone who’s dealt with a healthy, roaming wolf population, as we have in Alaska, understands that these predators have a detrimental impact on wildlife populations. '
article_snippet: If you misunderstood my comments, just imagine the impact a healthy wolf population would have on your own town, community, or congressional district. '
article_snippet: the impact a healthy wolf population would have on your own town, community, or congressional district would wreak havoc and place anything in their reach in great jeopardy.'
article_snippet: There are an estimated 7,000 to 11,200 gray wolves in Alaska, according to Defenders of Wildlife.
highlights_snippet: Alaska Rep. Don Young said wolves could fix homeless problem .
  
highlights_snippet: Alaska Rep. Don Young believes that a healthy wolf population would 'wreak havoc'
  Gray wolves outnumber homeless people in Alaska by a wide margin .