Three wolves have been confirmed in the northeast corner of Oregon near the border with Washington.
The “pack” of three wolves, at this point, should more appropriately considered a group until they determine what sexes the group consists of. It likely is a pack though.
Wolf pack confirmed in Umatilla County.
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Yea!! Stay safe Keystone species. God be with you.
More on Oregon Wolves
http://www.idahostatesman.com/2011/02/01/1510162/endangered-gray-wolf-starts-oregon.html
If it is a wolf pack, it would probably be Oregon’s third; although only the Imnaha Pack is a good sized wolf pack.
Great to hear! There’s plenty of room in Eastern Oregon for wolves!