Wolves back in Washington
By Brian Ertz On September 8, 2007 · 2 Comments · In Washington state wolves, Wolf Dispersal, Wolves, Wolves and Livestock
Officials are reporting the presence of a wolf in Washington. This from the Seattle Post Intelligencer.
SPOKANE, Wash. — A calf in northeastern Washington was killed by a wolf, proving the endangered species is once again within the borders of Washington after being killed off decades ago, wildlife officials said Friday.
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i was out hunting on Saturday10 13 07 and saw a wolf, and got a picture of it. it looked like a red timber wolf. it even howled three times. would like to know are there wolfs in washington state.because it sure looked like one.
A couple years back a wolf was tracked (by radio collar telemetry) from Montana, across northern Idaho and through NE Washington before disappearing (tracking wasn’t continued) into B.C.
Just this September there was a confirmed kill of a cow calf by a wolf in NE Washington.