Collared Wolf Movements... Wow!

[MuleDeerCrazy]

Supposedly traveled over 3,000 miles in seven months... so now we "know" dispersal's not going to be an issue!!!

[Curly]

Too bad an 18-wheeler didn't hit the bitch as she was crossing the Interstate several times........

[Backstraps]

Too bad an 18-wheeler didn't hit the bitch as she was crossing the Interstate several times........

That's what crossed my mind as well!

[farmin4u_98948]

Amazing... Thanks for sharing

[bearpaw]

I'm pretty sure I read that was the wolf that got poisoned in Colorado. Notice it's trek ends in Colorado.

[sakoshooter]

That's some serious mileage.

[seth30]

Thats a couple of oil changes in my rig at least

[MtnMuley]

Sure did follow the mountainous terrain.  Good post, as that's pretty amazing.

[WAcoyotehunter]

they can move a long ways.  That adds some credibility to the idea of them showing up in WA on their own.

[Dan-o]

I was visiting the folks in Utah a couple years ago and there was an article in the paper about a wolf that got caught in a leg trap in Southern Utah.  It was a tagged wolf that had been wandering Wyomng/Montana and wandered all the way to Southern Utah..... so they do know how to spread out.

A legal trapper killed it and was not prosecuted, according to the article.  (clearly, he wasn't trapping wolves down there).

Dan