Wolf Kill

[ulost]

Photoshop?

Is it just me or is the left front paw upside down? I might be blind, but something in that whole front area isn't right. Althogh if it is real, that thing is a huge biotch.

 

[Scott]

I see what you are looking at...but I think that is easily explained...take your left hand and put it across your chest and touch the top of your left hand to your right elbow. Isn't that what the woofie is doing?

Where Trail Creek Road meets up with Highway 93. Base of Mount Borah.

LOL...WTF...that's not a town, that's an "area".
You are talking about the bottom of Willow Summit right? Where you can get off the highway and drive the mile or two up to the earthquake scarps? So then there are two houses there, right? THAT'S Chilly? HAHA. Wow.

I was thinkin that the whole east side of the Trail Creek Summit would be AWESOME for sledding. What is that like? The whole damn thing near the end of the pavement all the way to Trail Cr. summit. All of that valley would be GREAT wouldn't it? Does it hold snow well?

 

[Burndown1]

They get big, but not that big.

Go get a saucer , a small plate out of you cupboard. their was a wolf track in my Sisters barnyard the same size. She has had alot of problems with wolves. Three packs have been killed on her place. They do get big. They are not a cute little doggie. Awww how cute. They can kill little kids and full grown men. Bad doggie.

 

[HeadLever]

I see what you are looking at...but I think that is easily explained...take your left hand and put it across your chest and touch the top of your left hand to your right elbow. Isn't that what the woofie is doing?




LOL...WTF...that's not a town, that's an "area".
You are talking about the bottom of Willow Summit right? Where you can get off the highway and drive the mile or two up to the earthquake scarps? So then there are two houses there, right? THAT'S Chilly? HAHA. Wow.

I was thinkin that the whole east side of the Trail Creek Summit would be AWESOME for sledding. What is that like? The whole damn thing near the end of the pavement all the way to Trail Cr. summit. All of that valley would be GREAT wouldn't it? Does it hold snow well?

Yep, thats it. Couple of farms, a cementary, and alot of sagebrush.

Not much sleddding in the flats, since there is nothing to stop the damn wind from drifting everthing in sight. 10 feet deep in some places, nothing in others. However, once you get up a little higher, you can find some places to go, althought it takes a good snow year to really make it fun since it does not normally get as much snow as McCall or Stanley. I will not divulge too much here or I will get tarred and feathered the next time I stop in Challis.

 

[Scott]

Haha.

 

[Tree Boss]

Man that's a big dog. I'm sure glad it's a big dead dog

 

[cabin308]

Another Idaho wolf tagged! Nine so far. Keep at it Idaho! Montana (only three down) has some catching up to do .
http://www.fishandgame.idaho.gov/cms/hunt/wolf/quota.cfm

http://fwp.mt.gov/hunting/planahunt/wolfStatus.html

 

[MARV1]

Big wolf down, keep it up.

 

[Wolfrun]

I measured a track on the trail in Yellowstone in 2004, 8.5 inches from the heel pad to end of toenails. They are real big.