Blatantly wrong, we have been studying the emotional state of various mammalian species since the time of Charles Darwin. We've put dogs under fMRIs and learned that the same regions in the brain that light when we are happy or sad light up in a dog's brain. In general it is not difficult for humans to gauge the emotional state of many mammals and many trainers become so proficient in understanding the behavior of certain species that are able to read the minutest of behavioral signs.
There have been only three recorded wolf-related deaths in the history of the United States. Not to mention that depriving a predatory species of their prey is literally the worst thing you can do, as you will just drive them to desperation.About wolves/red deer, we eat deer, wolves have been known to eat people, i’m not against keeping their population in check so we can hunt more deer.
Actually posted on these forums a while ago was a study that found that when you shoot wolves you actually increase predation because you shatter the pack structure and create lone wolves that have to rely on simple livestock kills to survive.