Montana wolf that made it to Colorado is back in Wyoming

Things too lonely in Colorado?

Wandering wolf back in Wyoming. by David Frey, Aspen Daily News Correspondent. Monday, March 23, 2009

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3/24. This article was premature. Now she is back in Colorado

8 thoughts on “Montana wolf that made it to Colorado is back in Wyoming

  1. I don’t think any have been confirmed in RMNP. A black uncollared wolf was filmed south on Saratoga, WY near Walden, CO last year. This one went throughout WY, over to SE ID, through NE UT and then to central CO near Vail.

  2. This site had a link to an articel that said they’d found wolf tracks in RMNP a few days ago.

      1. Is there an oops emoticon? I was reading archives and got confused. Sorry, mea culpa

  3. If only she had found a male! Rocky Mountain National Park could use a few as could most of the rest of Colorado.

  4. I’m hoping she settles east of Craig, CO somewhere, there is a tremendous number of deer and elk in that area and a lot of remote forest service and BLM lands. Of all my driving throughout the west the road from Baggs, Wyomnig to Craig, CO might just be one of the richest deer and elk areas in the U.S.

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