Wolf or Coyote?
09-11-2009, 09:56 AM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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Location: elmira ny
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Originally Posted by allmightyhunter13
i would have to be the odd ball and say coyote... here in WV we have coyote thats makes that look like a baby....
Looks just like a Wolf doesnt it!!
Looks just like a Wolf doesnt it!!
Is that coyote caught in a snare?
09-11-2009, 10:31 AM
#23
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Location: Mason, Wisconsin
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Originally Posted by W9ARcher
Got this picture from my Cuddeback Capture this past week. Is it a coyote or wolf? Mind you, we've never seen a wolf on our property in NW Wisconsin but suspect they are moving into our area.
Yeah i think thats a wolf. Let me tell you, i live in northern wisconsi(right next to ashland or bayfield if you've heard of those towns) And wolves are HUGE pests up here.
09-11-2009, 01:36 PM
#24
Fork Horn
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Location: Mukwonago, WI
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Yea, I'm south of Ashland in the Rice Lake area. I've heard coyotes in the evening and recently heard much different calls coming from the Blue Hills just north of our property.
The locals have also commented that several calves were taken out this spring which hasn't occured in 40-50 years around here so we're coming to the conclusion the wolves are moving into our area.
Thanks everyone for the candid comments. My dad, who grew up in this area, pointed out the long legs and remembers when wolves populated this area in the 40's. I really hope to see one during hunting season, provided I'm up in a tree.
Gerry
The locals have also commented that several calves were taken out this spring which hasn't occured in 40-50 years around here so we're coming to the conclusion the wolves are moving into our area.
Thanks everyone for the candid comments. My dad, who grew up in this area, pointed out the long legs and remembers when wolves populated this area in the 40's. I really hope to see one during hunting season, provided I'm up in a tree.
Gerry
