Waconda Wolf Caught On Camera

[GameHunter1959]

Wolf caught on camera in Waconda 03/02/2016 7:30am.

[RUGER No.1]

Those GD animals just neeed to go away! my family used to own th 40 acres next to the cemetary back in the day. Too bad we had to let it go!

[D-Rock425]

Friends have a cabin in the area.  Few cameras in the area too I believe wonder if they've gotten any pics.

[villageidiot]

I know a few folks in Waconda that use scopes instead of cameras.

[Firedogg]

That and the wolf killed cow elk are only about 3 miles from the brother in law's cabin. Will have to check the cams set up once we can through the snow to get back up there.

[Kit Carson]

 Nice pic! 

[Duckslayer89]

Wide out in the open standing still. Perfect for crosshairs

[boneaddict]

i wonder which pack they will attribute that one to.

[bearpaw]

just another coyote 

[haugenna]

just another coyote 

Probably Oregon #7.

[bearpaw]

It still makes me mad when I think about the time a neighbor had wolves trying to attack his german shepherds in a kennel in his back yard, he had to shoot in the air to scare the wolves away. The guy grew up around here seeing coyotes year around, he said the wolves were at least as large as the german shepherds they were trying to attack. I reported it WDFW, they went to the guys place, the wolves were gone but WDFW claimed it was coyotes! That pretty well explains the WDFW's handling of wolves in this state! 

That's a pretty good photo, but boneaddict or haugenna are probably right, just another wolf from the Lookout Pack or OR 7, they travel a lot! 

[turkey buster]

if the game department says they are coyotes then he can shoot them and blame it on the game dept. correct

[bearpaw]

if the game department says they are coyotes then he can shoot them and blame it on the game dept. correct

While it may be fun to say that, I'm certain if they could prove you killed a wolf it would play out much differently. 

[SkookumHntr]

It looks just like the wolf I have mounted in my living room!

[GameHunter1959]

This wolf was in the pasture across the street from the old school in Waconda. Not pictured, but cows with calves were near the wolf. I'd assume the wolf was hunting etc.