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Quote from: TopOfTheFoodChain on October 12, 2012, 08:40:39 AMDid not actually see them but found the tracks on a cattle trail 30 yards from my tent on Thursday morning(10/04/12). All about the size of my wallet, 4.5" long. Here is a pic of the most clear track. Lone tracks spaced far apart, them a bunch of them together. This was in LT. Murray area, Manastash GMU340, Observatory Road, down low. Tracks were not there when I went to sleep, found them at first light. Reported to WDFW. I'm no expert - maybe a bunch of large yotes?Coyote.
Did not actually see them but found the tracks on a cattle trail 30 yards from my tent on Thursday morning(10/04/12). All about the size of my wallet, 4.5" long. Here is a pic of the most clear track. Lone tracks spaced far apart, them a bunch of them together. This was in LT. Murray area, Manastash GMU340, Observatory Road, down low. Tracks were not there when I went to sleep, found them at first light. Reported to WDFW. I'm no expert - maybe a bunch of large yotes?
I was with a tribal member this weekend picking up litter with our ATV club. He lives out of Omak. He told me the tribe has identified 3 separate packs with 25 wolves in each pack, He said the packs were south of Republic/Hall Creek areas and further south and down in Hell's Gate. I don't know if it's true or not, but he doesn't have a reason to stretch the truth. Can anyone confirm it or heard rumors to the liking.
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on October 21, 2012, 09:33:53 PMI was with a tribal member this weekend picking up litter with our ATV club. He lives out of Omak. He told me the tribe has identified 3 separate packs with 25 wolves in each pack, He said the packs were south of Republic/Hall Creek areas and further south and down in Hell's Gate. I don't know if it's true or not, but he doesn't have a reason to stretch the truth. Can anyone confirm it or heard rumors to the liking.I would'nt argue with the three seperate packs. But 25 in each pack? That sounds a little far fetched!
Quote from: Elkslayer on October 22, 2012, 01:55:10 PMQuote from: CAMPMEAT on October 21, 2012, 09:33:53 PMI was with a tribal member this weekend picking up litter with our ATV club. He lives out of Omak. He told me the tribe has identified 3 separate packs with 25 wolves in each pack, He said the packs were south of Republic/Hall Creek areas and further south and down in Hell's Gate. I don't know if it's true or not, but he doesn't have a reason to stretch the truth. Can anyone confirm it or heard rumors to the liking.I would'nt argue with the three seperate packs. But 25 in each pack? That sounds a little far fetched!I know. That would be on the news if it was true. Can't argue with someone when I don't know anything about it. Oh well !
Good chance of hearing howling on the north end of Cameron road in 127 right now.
Possible wolf sighting in Western Washington« on: Today at 11:24:34 AM »I was hunting elk in the Puyallup GMU clost to the Mud Mountain area about 3 / 4 miles out of Enemuclaw. I was watching a pair of deer (sm buck and doe) from a higher vantage point. The buck walked off quickly but the doe was staring hard off to her left. I continues to watch her for over 75 / 7 minutes and she did not move a muscle. . . FROZE. So I was determined to wait it out and see what had her undivided attention. Well, I got bored and stood up after another 5 minutes and there, standing on a log about 50 / 60 yards down to my left, was a huge, hairy, gray wolf ! ! ! I glassed it with my binocs as I could not believe what I was seeing. I have seen thousands of yotes and rogue dogs, but these were wolfs. Yes these, as there was also a redish brown one as well. they were doing the tag team to get that doe. Well I scared them off. When I did, they ran together than ran off, just as a mating pair would act. I contacted WDFW and they seem to think they are "wolf-dog" animals released by some other party? I think they are a new mating pair from the Teanaway pack and have sought out a new territory to call their own. The Teanaway pack is only slightly N/E of this location and wolfs will travel long distances to establish a new territory. So, has anybody else seen or heard of wolfs in the White Water area? I am going back VERY SOON with my movie camera and am going to put up trail cameras in the area to see if I can capture pics of the pair.