Wolves at J Clark Sawyer

[Mr. Pike]

I'm sure they've moved on by now, right?

Hunters, locals address grey wolf sightings in J. Clark Salyer Wildlife Refuge https://share.google/u5dDdpwtpZkANAgnF

 

[Davy Crockett]

No reason for them to leave that I can think of.

 

[tikkalover]

When it’s time for them to go they will load them up in the trailer that they delivered them and whisk them away.

 

[bucksnbears]

I think I know wolves Purdy well.
As long as there is a prey base there, they will stay.
They are very smart animals but if it's a family group and they grow in numbers, they will need to expand thier range eventually.
Young males being first.
Don't be surprised if in the near future there will be some " big coyotes" shot near minot,velva, bow bells ect.

 

[riverview]

there have been wolves passing through the northern red river valley for over 30 years.

 

[Zogman]

there have been wolves passing through the northern red river valley for over 30 years.

I saw a lone one near Concrete 2 years ago. Looked significantly larger than a coyote.

Saw a pack of 7 single file on a game trail at the NW Angle. 4 pups. 2 mature and 1 very big one.

About 10 or more years ago visited with an old timer for about an hour. He used to trap them for the turkey producers around Greenbush, Roseau and Warroad. Very interesting. He had it down to a science.

Bottom line I don't know diddly squat about Wolves but I am very interested in them.
The hide in my avatar came with the cabin. I did shoot the deer.

 

[Twitch]

Their howls are unmistakable….if you talk to people and they say it sounded like a coyote then it wasn’t a wolf. My first archery elk trip we were out later than we wanted to be one evening trying to get on a bull. On our trek back to camp in the pitch dark a pack cracked off a set of howls that made the hair on my neck stand up on end. Never saw an elk the next day or heard a bugle. Every other day we were in elk thick and had opportunities

 

[1lessdog]

My youngest Son and I hunted the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge up by Thief River Falls we would hear Wolves every night. Once you hear one, you will never mistake them for Coyotes. We seen lots of tracks buy no animals.