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Are gray wolves reproducing in the North Cascades?In 1990, adults with pups were seen in the Hozomeen area. This was the first known reproduction of wild wolves in Washington State in at least 50 years! Since 1990, biologists have seen three separate groups of adult wolves with pups in the Cascades. Wolves mate in February or March. About 63 days later a litter averaging six pups is born.
You forgot to add this to your timeline. It is from the National Parks Service Website.National parks servicehttp://www.nps.gov/archive/noca/wolf.htmQuoteAre gray wolves reproducing in the North Cascades?In 1990, adults with pups were seen in the Hozomeen area. This was the first known reproduction of wild wolves in Washington State in at least 50 years! Since 1990, biologists have seen three separate groups of adult wolves with pups in the Cascades. Wolves mate in February or March. About 63 days later a litter averaging six pups is born.Another dandy, Thanks Kain, I enjoy reading the other info. they post about their wolves also.Wolves often eat the sick, weak, diseased, injured, and the very young or old. Removing these animals supports the vigor of the prey species population. Are wolves dangerous to humans? Is it safe to hike or camp in wolf country? Wolves in the wild are afraid of humans and generally avoid contact with them. There are no documented instances of healthy wolves attacking humans in North America and only one instance of a rabid wolf doing so. Perhaps some of the widespread fear of wolves is the result of encounters with dogs allowed to run wild. Most places where wolves roam, people are not even aware of their presence.
What th ehell are you guys volunteering me for. Whats that sport down south where you stick your hand in a hole in the riverbank and pull out whatever you happen to grab, (snapping turtle, electric eel, 100 lb catfish). WOnder if that works on wolves.