Wolves in the Entiat

[Goomsba]

http://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/2013/feb/13/wolf-photographed-near-ardenvoir-probably-just/

[CP]

I heard them howling last year while camping at Lake Wenatchee.  They aren't just passing through.

[bobcat]

I saw three wolves near Lake Wenatchee 23 years ago. So this is nothing new.

[Goomsba]

I live up Eagle Creek in Leavenworth, I've heard howling have yet to see any tracks though.

[huntnphool]

They aren't just passing through.

oh come on, Dave said " there is no evidence that there are resident wolves in the area." Rest assured he knows what he is talking about.

[Northway]

That's quite a photograph; I thought it was some stock photo until I read the article.............

[notellumcreek]

That's quite a photograph; I thought it was some stock photo until I read the article.............

  that wolf is very pretty. Would look good on the wall.

[HardCorpsHuntr]

Good for you Craig for going to the World with the story and pic.  I know you're not a member on here, but often look and gleen

[Curly]

That's quite a photograph; I thought it was some stock photo until I read the article.............

   I was thinking the same thing.

It is a beautiful wolf.  Of course I'd rather see it taking a Dirt Nap.

[Elkrunner]

They have ran out of food in Teanaway and are branching out now.  Between the wolves and poaching the entiat is doomed.

[Rainier10]

Are the native americans allowed to shoot as many as they want?  Not trying to stir the pot it is an honest question.  Actually as I type I am wondering the wolf is maybe a sacred animal or something.  Again not trying to stir the pot, I am just not familiar with their rules or traditions.

[D-Rock425]

Goodbye deer.

[Huntboy]

Goodbye deer.

 

[pianoman9701]

Are the native americans allowed to shoot as many as they want?  Not trying to stir the pot it is an honest question.  Actually as I type I am wondering the wolf is maybe a sacred animal or something.  Again not trying to stir the pot, I am just not familiar with their rules or traditions.

Indians are taking the wolf situation into their own hands. As I understand it, the wolf does have spiritual significance in most Western Indian cultures, but not to the extent that they won't kill them. I believe that both the Colville and Yakima nations have said they will "manage" wolves on their reservations according to their own needs. Good for them. 

[Curly]

I wonder why they don't try to manage the wolf on their ceded lands as well?   (Which includes the Entiat).