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Wolves In Yellowstone/montana

This gallery is composed entirely of wolf shots, the majority of which were taken in Yellowstone National Park (YNP). Of the Yellowstone photos, most are of the Druid Peak pack which no longer exists. This exstinction was caused by a number of reasons, mange, parvo,inter pack warfare and the shooting of animals that leave the park. There are also a number of photos of the Slough Creek pack that now no longer exists. The most recent photos (taken in March 2011) are of the Lamar Canyon pack. These animals are now in territory once occupied by the slough creek and druid packs, (the silver pack photographed in Mach 2010 is no more). The blacktail pack is still going strong with 14 members.. We were also foutunate to see some agate and molley pack members. This gallery contains some good photos of the agates taken in september of 09 near LaHardy rapids. Over all the wolf population in the park has dropped from aprox. 140 last year to aprox. 85 now. By the way, the wolf with cub photos were not taken in Yellowstone, but rather were controlled photos taken at animals of Montana near Bozeman.
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This photo shows one of the Silver pack that has just fed on the bison that they brought down earlier in the day. the Bison can be seen in the cleft of the rock. For three days wolves, coyotes, eagles and various other birds feasted on this unlucky animal. Note the bald eagle in the background. This kill was quite a ways out.
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This photo shows one of the Silver pack that has just fed on the bison that they brought down earlier in the day. the Bison can be seen in the cleft of the rock. For three days wolves, coyotes, eagles and various other birds feasted on this unlucky animal. Note the bald eagle in the background. This kill was quite a ways out.

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  • This is a photo of one of the blacktail packs pups (soon to be called a yearling) taken near floating island lake
  • This wolf is a hoodo from wyoming, it was taken in the Lamar valley Yellowstone. The wolf is some distance away, so the photo is not appropreate for printing.
  • This Blacktail cub photo was taken about 200 yards south of floating island in YNP. The wolf was accompanied by a grey.
  • Close up of the same wolf from the previous photo
  • This older grey was with the cub in the previous photo.
  • This wolf is a blacktail on the kill near Wraith. Photo quality is fair.
  • Untitled photo
  • This wolf is the alpha female of the Silver Pack. The pack may have gotten it's name from her.
  • Another shot of the silver pack alpha female, She along with the other 4 members of this pack sang for us. The shot is about 300 or so yards.
  • Here are 4 of the 5 silvers. The old lad stayed up on the hill, but his voice could be heard.
  • Closer look at 3 howling.
  • This photo shows one of the Silver pack that has just fed on the bison that they brought down earlier in the day. the Bison can be seen in the cleft of the rock. For three days wolves, coyotes, eagles and various other birds feasted on this unlucky animal. Note the bald eagle in the background. This kill was quite a ways out.
  • Another shot of the silver pack howling.
  • The snow was white and the wolf grey.
  • Another shot of the kill. note the alpha male moving off to the left.
  • Thsi is a shot of the silver packs alpha male howling.
  • The collared wolf is the 90 pound cub, of the silver pack. She was collered and weighed 3 weeks previous. A large wolf will grow to 140 lbs. Some thing Big Brown from the Blacktail pack may weigh 170 lbs,
  • Another shot of two of the Silver Pack playing.
  • The alpha male joins most of his pack.
  • How many?
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