Yakima wolves?

[Prohunter270]

Seen 1 for myself up by windy point, big black one. I could not convince my rifle that it was not a coyote!!! Lol

[rosscrazyelk]

I know, and they are doing so much damage.   Hopefully they like horsemeat more than antelope.

agreed! The horses are a huge problem the tribe really needs to address.

We've been just as other neighboring Tribes have.  Hopefully we win in some future court battles cuz the greenie groups aren't helping any.  That and the processing facilities get moving so we can start shipping some horses.

Wow  I did not know their were that many to be a problem. I was under the impression very few were left. Where can one go see these horses? If we can?

[jdb]

97

[Natures Way]

There are lots of them all over 97!

[CamoDup]

I seen wolf tracks when we went lion hunting years back, way before they were "officially" here. Wolves never left WA, they've always been here. But our WDFW has not said so, just more bs to believe..... I don't think wolves were transplanted, but they have been here all this time IMO. Now that their "endangered" though, we hunters are stuck. Not much we can do, hopefully the tribes put a hurt on them

  I have very similar opinions as the above post.  I have never personally seen a wolf in this area but I know of plenty of creditable people who have been around a lot longer then I, say they have witnessed a few in the cowiche and little naches units. I have also heard that the tribe has been following 7 or so up in the Satus area.  I believe there is a thread on this forum about it. 

[pianoman9701]

If the DFW admitted to native wolves' existence, they would've had a harder time getting the wolf plan through, being that the Canadian wolves are bigger and badder and would've endangered native WA wolves. They must've all be gone, right?

[jdigital0923]

  there everywhere!!!!!