He has a collar

[Romulus1297]

A little fatty

[jrebel]

Hope it chokes him to death.

[BLH69]

probably someones dog.

[BLH69]

 

[Jake Dogfish]

German shepherd? 

[Romulus1297]

It’s number 144 from the Navarre pack

[Jake Dogfish]

It’s number 144 from the Navarre pack

Well then, that’s one fat wolf. 

[boneaddict]

That’s a whole lot of Muley in those fat rolls

[bornhunter]

Would like to see that boy in Idaho. 

[lewy]

Not what you want wondering around in your yard in broad daylight

[cem3434]

Looks like it was hunting your domesticated animals in your yard.  I would have probably put a couple of warning shots into it before calling WDFW and telling them to come pick up their unwanted visitor. 

[lewy]

Yep, that bold and that close to the kids. DEAD collar or not, bury that sob and slap that collar on the train

[ghosthunter]

Just remember…
According to google…

The lifespan of GPS collars (e.g., how long it is collecting data or transmitting a signal) depends on how much data is collected. Typically, collecting more data results in a shorter collar lifespan. The lifespan of a collar is often shorter than a wolf’s lifespan, but not always. Collars continue to collect data and can tell us when an animal has died (stopped moving), so even if an animal dies before the collar does, they are still collecting and transmitting important information.

Shooting one on your property is never a good idea. And against the law of coarse.

[Ridgeratt]

 144 is a mythical number the wdfw uses to justify the program.
I think it's like this example.

[CP]

Wasn’t there a Yellowstone episode about this type of situation?  I think they all ended up at the train station.