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Quote from: CAMPMEAT on August 14, 2018, 08:21:09 PMI saw a wolverine on Boulder Pass out of Curlew one day in my chip truck. The WDFW denied it was one, as usual. Talked to a couple of fellas that had seen them in the same area. Been here for years. I don't believe anything that comes out of the WDFW mouths.We don't have that $100,000 collage degree so we don't know crap.
I saw a wolverine on Boulder Pass out of Curlew one day in my chip truck. The WDFW denied it was one, as usual. Talked to a couple of fellas that had seen them in the same area. Been here for years. I don't believe anything that comes out of the WDFW mouths.
Quote from: Dick in the Dirt on August 14, 2018, 08:33:12 PMQuote from: CAMPMEAT on August 14, 2018, 08:21:09 PMI saw a wolverine on Boulder Pass out of Curlew one day in my chip truck. The WDFW denied it was one, as usual. Talked to a couple of fellas that had seen them in the same area. Been here for years. I don't believe anything that comes out of the WDFW mouths.We don't have that $100,000 collage degree so we don't know crap.*college .......
I didn't think of that.
"I'd love to see a few more around, and would really enjoy watching one do whatever wolverines do in the mountains when no ones looking. Chase stuff, maul stuff, eat stuff, scare stuff?"This makes my day! I completely agree. I believe they mostly eat kills of other animals. Marty Stouffer on Wild America had video of them chasing away wolves and grizzlies from kills the bigger predators had made.
What is the other furry object on the trail cam pic?Are there 2 wolverines in the same pic??