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Quote from: pianoman9701 on May 01, 2015, 06:37:36 AMQuote from: jackelope on May 01, 2015, 06:19:13 AMWell, there probably are a lot more people injured by domestic dogs than wolves every year. Do you think that would still be the case if there were as many wolves as dogs?Its been a very long week. I should've known better than trying to make a joke in the wolf forum without 1st specifying it as a joke.
Quote from: jackelope on May 01, 2015, 06:19:13 AMWell, there probably are a lot more people injured by domestic dogs than wolves every year. Do you think that would still be the case if there were as many wolves as dogs?
Well, there probably are a lot more people injured by domestic dogs than wolves every year.
Just heard of a guy seeing a lone black wolf at milepost 36 this morning at about 7am.
Quote from: Rainier10 on May 05, 2015, 11:23:24 AMJust heard of a guy seeing a lone black wolf at milepost 36 this morning at about 7am.Maybe the wolves have heard how we think about them and they're starting to commit suicide! But always remember, Black Wolves Matter!
I just happened on to this thread and thought I would add that I heard of a wolf spotted crossing hwy 9 up in skagit county sometime this summer. The people didn't realize what they were looking at till later on they thought it was a really big dog but it had a odd looking collar. Not sure of the time line though.
Makes sense that they would show up there as well.I haven't seen any, nor heard word of any in the North Bend area since calving season.