Foreword by Idaho Gov. C. L. “Butch” Otter
Author’s Preface by Ted B. Lyon
Author’s Preface by Will N. Graves
Minimum Estimated Wild Gray Wolf Populations
Opening Statement by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 1 The Real Wolf Story by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 2 Selling the Wolf: The Massive Sales Campaign and Its Fallacies by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 3 The Myth of the Harmless Wolf by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 4 Russian Wolves and American Wolves: No Real Difference by Will N. Graves
Chapter 5 Seven Steps of Wolf Habituation by Valerius Geist, PhD
Chapter 6 Mathematical Error or Deliberate Misrepresentation? by Don Peay
Chapter 7 The Caribou Conservation Conundrum by Arthur T. Bergerud, PhD
Chapter 8 Wolves, a Serious Threat to Livestock Producers by Heather Smith-Thomas
Chapter 9 The Unspoken Costs of a Growing Wolf Population by Rob Arnaud and Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 10 Reality Bites: Mexican Wolf Impacts on Rural Citizens by Laura Schneberger
Chapter 11 Collateral Damage Identification: Mexican Wolves in Catron County, New Mexico by Jess Carey
Chapter 12 The Wolf in the Great Lakes Region by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 13 The Wolf as a Disease Carrier by Will N. Graves
Chapter 14 The Wolf as a Cash Cow by Karen Budd-Falen and Joshua Tolin
Chapter 15 How the First Political Wolf War Was Won by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 16 How the Second Political Wolf War Can Be Won by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 17 Canis Stew: The Inevitable Disappearance of the Pure Wolf by Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 18 What Is a Wolf?: Classification of North American Wolf Species, Subspecies, and Populations by Matthew A. Cronin, PhD
Chapter 19 Of What Value Are Imported Canadian Wolves? by Rob Arnaud and Ted B. Lyon
Chapter 20 I Rest My Case by Ted B. Lyon
Letter: Will Graves to Ed Bangs, 1993
Letter: Harris to Jewell & Ashe, 2013
Appendix B: Report: “Global Socioeconomic Impact of Cystic Echinococcosis,” 2006