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Stevens Co. Cattlemen Warn of Future Wolf Problems Like Wedge Pack
waterdoctor:
Hunted our property in the wedge this year, first time :tup:, and saw one set of cow/calf tracks. The two that were in the area were in the dark timber before first light and it was in the steepest places they could find. The deer were likewise feeding in the dark and not coming out. Had only one bear come to the house after I grilled some pork chops but my dog ran him off.
If your from the area and know Big Mike he saw a bunch of wolf tracks last week up there. We had a bunch of droppings on our road and WDFW was not interested. Also they said that when you take a picture and send it in don't use your hand as a measurement of the size. Something with a known length is much better.
The area was hit hard by the wolves in terms of numbers of game animals but also I think that I saw a change in behavior. They are not showing themselves on the edges during daylight. And for the most part not spending any time in the clear cuts or the hay fields unless it is a moonless night. Hope that I am wrong but that's what it looks like to me.
KFhunter:
--- Quote from: bearpaw on November 25, 2012, 06:36:08 PM ---I spent some time in the wedge area where the wolf pack lives in early November looking for a moose, saw almost no tracks of any big game in two day old snow. Had to go to a different area to find any moose. :bash:
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I seen lot's of tracks, today in fact.
Some are minutes old, some are up to 24 hours old. None are more than 48 hours old.
KFhunter:
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KFhunter:
less than 5 miles from the Diamond M Ranch
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