NE corner critters

[RugerRay]

First wolf I've got on camera, plus a few other critters. I didn't get any full body shots of the elk, but I believe the cow is a piebald. Thoughts?

[RugerRay]

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[idaho guy]

cool pics  i would shoot that colored bear

[RugerRay]

cool pics  i would shoot that colored bear

 

[kentrek]

Is that a Caribou !!!

[millerwheeler]

Is that a Caribou !!!

 No wrong shape cow ek maybe piebald or has some sort of  hair loss sickeness

[Southpole]

Or a long necked gremlin

[RugerRay]

Or a long necked gremlin

I'm leaning towards the elusive northern long neck gremlin.

[Southpole]

Or a long necked gremlin

I'm leaning towards the elusive northern long neck gremlin.

Aww, yes of course, good call.

[RugerRay]

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[Ghost Hunter]

Got a cow and new calf moose on camera this morning.  Same camera that I got 2 wolves on a couple weeks ago.  Hope it grows up.

[nwwanderer]

Hope that cow has accurate front feet and an attitude

[bearpaw]

Great photos RugerRay! 

Sadly that poor calf probably won't make it to hunting season, he will end up in small brown piles scattered across the hills. I've kept track of cow moose we see when hunting in the fall, the greater majority do not have a calf by the time fall hunting begins.

[KFhunter]

Try snowmobiling Calispel peak or anywhere up there to 49 degrees, its sickening

[bearpaw]

Try snowmobiling Calispel peak or anywhere up there to 49 degrees, its sickening

That's one of the units damaged the most, last moose hunt there we saw 9 cows, only 1 calf! 

Numerous packs of wolves and many singles too! I remember all the wolf supporters on this forum saying there wouldn't be much impact! What a crock, it's exactly like many of us argued it would end up!!