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Post by: T-Dozzer on February 07, 2015, 12:16:02 PM
I didnt get to see the pics, my dad just told me what the landowner who called WDFW told him when he was checking on his property next door. I guess the F&W predator specialist from Spokane came down and put up the camera's. :dunno: Is there a biologist working with wolves in Spokane? My parent's also own a house at Rock Lake and my dad swears he heard a wolf howling about a week ago up the lake towards Bonnie Lake and the hole in the ground. Over the last 3 yrs several people have seen the wolves around Rock Lake. Now they are eating Art's sheep and prowling around other people's livestock and being spotted 12 miles to the East of Swannack's and all around the canyon that hold's Rock and Bonnie Lake from Turnbull clear to Lacrosse. It's quite a large area really.
Not surprised. I think the Bio lives in St. John area, so right next to Rock lake. His name is Joey McCanna
Post by: joe_dumy on February 09, 2015, 07:40:49 AM
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Post by: jasnt on February 10, 2015, 07:21:37 PM
I know several people who have seen wolves on or near Turnbull. :twocents:same here. Even had a friend approached and fallowed back to her truck hunting the cpwma hunt for elk. She thought it was a coyote but it followed her from 25-40 yards and she said it was waist high. Next day we checked the tracks.
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Post by: Sitka_Blacktail on February 26, 2015, 03:11:03 PM
I know several people who have seen wolves on or near Turnbull. :twocents:same here. Even had a friend approached and fallowed back to her truck hunting the cpwma hunt for elk. She thought it was a coyote but it followed her from 25-40 yards and she said it was waist high. Next day we checked the tracks.
That track is pretty small for a wolf. I'd guess coyote.
Post by: jasnt on February 26, 2015, 10:20:51 PM
a bic lighter is 3 1/4" long I'd guess the track to be 4" or just under. Not a coyote!I know several people who have seen wolves on or near Turnbull. :twocents:same here. Even had a friend approached and fallowed back to her truck hunting the cpwma hunt for elk. She thought it was a coyote but it followed her from 25-40 yards and she said it was waist high. Next day we checked the tracks.
That track is pretty small for a wolf. I'd guess coyote.
Post by: splitshot on February 26, 2015, 10:38:55 PM
Post by: wolfbait on February 27, 2015, 08:46:47 AM
a bic lighter is 3 1/4" long I'd guess the track to be 4" or just under. Not a coyote!I know several people who have seen wolves on or near Turnbull. :twocents:same here. Even had a friend approached and fallowed back to her truck hunting the cpwma hunt for elk. She thought it was a coyote but it followed her from 25-40 yards and she said it was waist high. Next day we checked the tracks.
That track is pretty small for a wolf. I'd guess coyote.
It has to be a coyotes until it is caught killing livestock a few times, then it might turn into a cougar or? Anything except a wolf.
Post by: Fowlweather25 on February 27, 2015, 09:20:48 AM
Not a coyote track. Doesn't even resemble a coyote track.I know several people who have seen wolves on or near Turnbull. :twocents:same here. Even had a friend approached and fallowed back to her truck hunting the cpwma hunt for elk. She thought it was a coyote but it followed her from 25-40 yards and she said it was waist high. Next day we checked the tracks.
That track is pretty small for a wolf. I'd guess coyote.
Post by: bearpaw on February 28, 2015, 07:53:37 AM
a bic lighter is 3 1/4" long I'd guess the track to be 4" or just under. Not a coyote!I know several people who have seen wolves on or near Turnbull. :twocents:same here. Even had a friend approached and fallowed back to her truck hunting the cpwma hunt for elk. She thought it was a coyote but it followed her from 25-40 yards and she said it was waist high. Next day we checked the tracks.
That track is pretty small for a wolf. I'd guess coyote.
It has to be a coyotes until it is caught killing livestock a few times, then it might turn into a cougar or? Anything except a wolf.
:yeah: :IBCOOL: That is the joke around Colville, wolves have to kill livestock before WDFW can find them! :chuckle:
Post by: nwwanderer on February 28, 2015, 07:50:31 PM