Photos of pups from Oregon’s first reproducing pack.
More photos may be seen here.
Imnaha pups - Courtesy Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
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The one on the far right is dominate, however that black is going to be a big wolf.
That’s fantastic! (apart from the collaring, which I dislike)
It’s been a very, very long time since I was in the Imnaha area, but I seem to remember lots of wild country and lots of elk too.
Why does every last wolf have to be collared? Why not let them be free? Just don’t see the point.
Good to see some wolves reproducing in their former haunts. Plenty more space left.
Collaring should end about now, isn’t their enough information on these wolves by now.