Wolves on Camera's?

[Elksox]

Has anyone on here ever had Wolves on your camera's?  If so please post.

I have had coyotes, Monster Mtn Lions, but no wolves.

 

[ribo451]

This picture came off a wallow I found that my Dad hung a camera on last year. The wallow was ripped up the year before when I found it but seemed to have 0 activity last year. I assume the wolves had something to do with that.

 

[mikey67]

Imagine that! Wolves scaring the elk out of the area!  Same problem here in Idaho.  Cow called this morning and wolves answered about 150 yards away! 

 

[wolfkiller]

grey

 

[wolfkiller]

water hole

 

[wolfkiller]

bush cam

 

[wolfkiller]

not a wolf but coyote packing a new born fawn, few minutes later the next pic was doe going by with her mouth open.

 

[wolfkiller]

doe going by looking for new born fawn

 

[cowboystl1]

wow i have hunted wolf country seen tracks every where but in these pics you can almost see the intent in there eyes and a swagger of they own the woods awesome animals its a shame id kill them all given a chance lol

 

[buglelk]

Here are a couple from bear baiting...the wolves were there running the bears off the bait all season...

 

[KBar70]

How I wish I could bring Hounds to hunt these fellas...

 

[lang]

Wolves and hounds aren't a good mix.  Haven't heard of any recently but wolves have taken lots of hounds out and in a brutal way. 

 

[cowboystl1]

yeah id think you would need a hell of a pack to go after wolves. Wolves usually run in at least pairs and will fight more than flee. unless your running wolf hounds i guess and if you are post pics i love those dogs.

 

[KBar70]

As the man said 'there are wolves and wolves, and there are Hounds and Hounds' ;-)

Forty couples (80 in round numbers) of good strong Foxhounds ought to get the job done

 

[cowboystl1]

nah not that many but a good pack would work  for sure