[ParityErr]

My parents own over 200 acres not to far from where that wolf pack was spotted in Oregon. Last summer I was up there with my parents one Sunday afternoon when I spotted what I thought was a coyote on steroids approx 300 yards away just standing there looking at us. This thing was many times larger then a coyote and bulkier. It hit me that I was looking at a wolf. After a minute or so he just turned around and walked away. We had a rifle in the truck but before I could recover from being stunned at looking at a wild wolf and grab it, the wolf was gone.

Up there people live by their own rules and I bet there are shallow graves with dead wolfs.

[Tom Hawks]

This thing was many times larger then a coyote and bulkier. It hit me that I was looking at a wolf.
,br />Sadly, many at FR here would say you are not just exaggerating, but down right delusional.

We need more stories like yours to be told, because even among conservative circles, the lies about the wolves have been accepted as truth.

Have you ever thought of telling freeper Onevike? His ancestors were homesteaders in Western Montana, and this article was written by him. He is Chuck Wolk. He is also a big supporter of the Anti-wolf program in the lower 4.

[5by5]

That’s probably why the wolves I saw in the UP of Michigan were scared of people. There are plenty of folks up there with the inclination to shoot, shovel, and shut up.

I was less than 25 feet from a wolf chasing a cow elk in Yellowstone. The wolf was locked on to the one elk that the pack had been harrying for over an hour. It chased the elk through a group of spectators but didn’t give us a glance (I was with 12 middle school kids).