Wolves, lions, and lynx

[Lawnboy]

http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_18591739#ixzz1TnqXbeeM

Kind of funny to think some where naive enough to believe that they would just stay in the park. These buggers are traveling more than a carnival in August. I'm thinking the Lynx must of had some good concert tickets in NY.

I remember Breaks Runner talking about a study here in Montana and the wolf had traveled like 70+ miles overnight or something like that. It went from the Crazy Mtns. to the park I believe. Some big range for all these guys.

 

[tarheel]

I think maybe those animals aren't that technical and are having trouble using those GPS units.

 

[Ben Lamb]

That wolf stayed within the trophy game area for a good part of it's travels through WY. Only when it crossed over into Utah, did it become frightfully confused, and thought Colorado would be a good choice, only to return to the Snowies, realize that it's still in Colorado, and then committed suicide by vehicle because he couldn't figure out how to get back to Montana.

A typical scenario, I imagine.

 

[sweetnectar]

So what your saying is that it may not be a good idea to put a tree stand up because I may have seen a particularly hansom wolf in a certain area to wait for its return?

Those are some serious miles.

 

[Breaks Runner]

Find their rendezvous spot and be persistent....they ALWAYS return to it.

 

[pointingdogsrule]

Kinda like the Mt. Lion killed in Conn. last week.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way...ountain-lion-likely-came-from-the-black-hills

good luck to all
the dog

 

[Lawnboy]

Find their rendezvous spot and be persistent....they ALWAYS return to it.

I think that I may have found a wolf rendezvous spot. Wintering elk and lots of wolves. Can't wait!

 

[DavidKeenan]

Go get em you guys are to wolves as I am to yotes. I wish they were all dead. But of course thats not natures way of survival. I do my part to help nature out though.