First Wolf Picture...
 

Not the greatest of pictures, but a wolf nonetheless. I might have thought small coyote before, but the DNR doesn't collar coyotes.

High Res Picture

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Sweet pic!!! Thats something you don't see every day.

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Another reason to love a trail camera--thanks for sharing JV.

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just curious, how many wolves do you have in wisconsin? ive never seen one butim guessing they are about the size of a german shepard. are they taking a toll on the deer? here in Pa the only thing we have is coyotes.

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Saw my first wolf last season in Sawyer County in Wisconsin. Recently heard the population in Wisconsin is rapidly increasing and they are being seen in places where they aren't normally found. The times that I've seen them, they've always been alone, followed by a pack of 5-6 coyotes. Must be a nasty animal, cause even a pack of coyotes know to keep their distance and pick up the crumbs when the wolf's done!

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cool pic james...im hoping to get one on camera too, last year the property i was hunting had a few of them running around,, i found this one trailin the snow nothing but wolf tracks and set the cam up there for about a week and all i got were deer pics...there not the easiest to get a pic of, thanks for sharing.

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I have 2 wolf pics on 2 different bear baits 20 miles apart in the U.P. this year. Kind of neat getting one these on camera not to mentiontwo.

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Cool pic JV. I have captured about 6 or 7 onfilm in northern marinette county and have seen one from a bow stand. Hard to tell from the pic but it looks a little on the small side. The ones I had seen were a little bigger, at least the from what I could tell from the pic. Could be a young one. Nice pic either way.

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Hey, thats my lost sheaperd.:D:D:D


Thats pretty cool.

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How long til they are forced to open a season on them? They have become such a menace to ranchers here in Idaho that they had to come up with new rules on when and under what circumstances you could kill them. Believe me, there's no reason to love them out here.