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[actionshooter]

Thanks for your time!!

[bearpaw]

I have added numerous updated articles, please let me know if any of you see any other wolf news so I can keep this site up to date.

[mulehunter]

Hey Bearpaw, I wonder if you recived Some HATE Email from Wolf-hugger People. We might like to hear what they say and try to understand why they say. We all can Help you and adjust how we can say something back to the response Email.

Thank u for all your time being patient and listen to stupid Emails from WOLF HUGGER!! 

Mulehunter 

[boneaddict]

Make sure you get those two articles ( one about the wolfs spending the summer in the wilderness) and two the Idaho panhandle wolves on I90.  Those are Idaho wolves but as you know, its pretty close proximity and those are basically Wa wolves in the future. and....it would be interesting to know what they say. 

[jackelope]

Make sure you get those two articles ( one about the wolfs spending the summer in the wilderness) and two the Idaho panhandle wolves on I90.  Those are Idaho wolves but as you know, its pretty close proximity and those are basically Wa wolves in the future. and....it would be interesting to know what they say. 

he's got an idaho section on the site if i remember correctly.

[bearpaw]

mulehunter, I usually just ignore the hatemail and don't waste my time answering them back. No one is going to make any sense to those types of people anyway.

Make sure you get those two articles ( one about the wolfs spending the summer in the wilderness) and two the Idaho panhandle wolves on I90.  Those are Idaho wolves but as you know, its pretty close proximity and those are basically Wa wolves in the future. and....it would be interesting to know what they say.  

Bone or Jackelope, do you have links for those articles?

[mulehunter]

Bearpaw, Understand Completely. No time for Bs! 

Mulehunter 

[jackelope]

mulehunter, I usually just ignore the hatemail and don't waste my time answering them back. No one is going to make any sense to those types of people anyway.

Make sure you get those two articles ( one about the wolfs spending the summer in the wilderness) and two the Idaho panhandle wolves on I90.  Those are Idaho wolves but as you know, its pretty close proximity and those are basically Wa wolves in the future. and....it would be interesting to know what they say. 

Bone or Jackelope, do you have links for those articles?

idaho I-90 wolves:
http://www.cdapress.com/articles/2009/11/23/news/news05.prt

[mulehunter]

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idaho I-90 wolves:
http://www.cdapress.com/articles/2009/11/23/news/news05.prt

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Wow This is A BIG COUNTRY 2 hours worth of Mountain No Houses all around But... where all ANIMALS! and look like ELK population is SMASHED LOW! No wonder why Wolves moving North for more Food! 

Mulehunter 

[jackelope]

Lookout Pack moves to winter range
Three adults, four pups in pack as they move to lower elevations

By Joyce Campbell

The Methow Valley’s wolf pack is back from their summer range in the high mountains of the Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness and Twisp River Valley.

A collaboration of agencies and conservation groups are monitoring the seven-member Lookout Pack by air and by ground using radio telemetry, verified sightings, howling surveys, remote cameras and follow-ups on reports by the public.

The pair of radio-collared wolves is being followed by a sub-adult wolf and four pups, as they inhabit a territory that reaches from the Wilderness to the valley floor. As the snow deepens in the mountains, biologists were expecting the pack to return to lower elevations.

They showed up the first week in November, similar to last year, said John Rohrer, wildlife biologist for the Methow Valley Ranger District. “They made bigger moves until the snow got deeper,” said Rohrer. The pack last year roamed the far reaches of the Twisp River Valley before settling in the Lookout Mountain area in late December.

Just because they did it last year, doesn’t mean they’ll do it this year. The pack has been unpredictable, staying later this year in their winter and denning range, according to Rohrer. “Last year, they moved to the Wilderness a lot earlier,” he said.

“There continue to be sightings all along the Cascades, but nothing documented,” said Andrea Lyons, Forest Service wildlife biologist for the Entiat Ranger District. She said there have been visual sightings, people seeing tracks and scat and hearing howling. The reports are not concentrated in a certain area or time.

Lyons has been tracking the wolf pack from the air all summer, flying every 10 to 14 days. Antennae are attached to both struts on a fixed-wing airplane to get directional signals from the radio-collared adults. The monitoring will shift to more ground telemetry during the winter, said Lyons.

http://methowvalleynews.com/story.php?id=2439

[denali]

Bearpaw and others  -  here is a site that gathers news articles...if it's old news sorry ... if new to you great.

http://www.timberwolfinformation.org/info/archieve/newspapers/wolfnews.htm

[bearpaw]

Thanks for the links guys, please post a new wolf link here or PM me whenever you see a new wolf story and I will post them on www.washingtonwolf.info. It's hard to stay on top of the new stories during hunting season when I am busy, thanks again....

Especially any Washington wolf news....