From the daily archives: Sunday, April 8, 2007
POST 991
Here is a most unusual story about a man who pretty much functions as a pack member with his three wolves.
‘Wolf Man’ Lives With Pack in the Wild. AOL News.
There is going to be a National Geographic Channel documentary on it April 16.
Update on April 10. Here is […]
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There is no doubt wolves do venture down from Wisconsin to Illinois. They don’t last because of poor habitat, especially because of all the people and agriculture. Dead wolves have have found in Illinois and even crossed the state and made it through most of Indiana, almost to Ohio.
Story in the Rockford […]
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