Wolves

[nmkid]

My nephew in California sent me a short text on a story from the L.A. Times about a wolf spotted and photographed in L.A. County! In the mountains north of Santa Clarita. Had a collar on it. Sorry, I don't have a link.

 

[WSnyder]

Looking for love: Lone gray wolf spotted in LA County may be first in SoCal in 100 years

The three-year-old female, known as BEY03F, was spotted on a trail camera in the mountains north of Santa Clarita.

nypost.com

 

[joshb]

Knowing those yahoos, it’s probably somebodies pet that got loose. Are they telling people to “stay indoors” and hide under a table until the crisis is over”?

 

[6.5 forever]

Northern Utah

 

[sacre]

Supposed to be a pack here. I'm in their stomping grounds. Several sightings around me. I haven't seen or heard one yet. My dog is in a kennel at night for his own safety. There's hardware nearby for our safety. There's an excavator nearby for their safety.

 

[jds holler]

I saw my first one here in Klamath County last year. I've always got a coyote state of mind, and it took me a few seconds to cognate that "this coyote" was nearly as tall as a yearling deer. We looked at each other for about 5 seconds, and it decided to scoot but not in a big hurry.

We're getting a lot of em in the area, and a few close ones on the Kali side of the line. jd

 

[Fire Dog]

I saw my first one here in Klamath County last year. I've always got a coyote state of mind, and it took me a few seconds to cognate that "this coyote" was nearly as tall as a yearling deer. We looked at each other for about 5 seconds, and it decided to scoot but not in a big hurry.

We're getting a lot of em in the area, and a few close ones on the Kali side of the line. jd

“When your here… Your Home…”
Klamath used to be Kali country early on and now Humboldt for the most part and Klamath lives on in Ory-gun… {:~)

 

[ISS]

Just one? How's about we ship you a couple hundred breeding pairs from here in Idaho?

 

[ELR LVR]

Strange that I own pet Wolf Hybrids
but wouldn't mind going to Idaho to hunt them
I don't seem to have that "Awww the poor things just leave them alone" mentality
After owning them, I know what they're capable of and totally understand culling larger populations.
The last pic, my higher percentage Wolf, notice the size of the trucker chain I have to use
I kept having to go to a bigger chain until I arrived at this size
she will break anything smaller
I once had her chained in my shop to a 1/2" eyebolt, she snapped it
(likely the chain was looped at the top and had enough leverage to snap at the point of attachment below
But Still,)
they are an explosively strong animal
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Good to own in the Mntns though, they're built for it