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Wolves In Minnesota Live Very Different Lives Compared To Wolves in Wyoming![]()
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While wolf packs in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho are going after elk and other big game, their cousins in Minnesota, at least during warmer months, frequently hunt or fish solo, grabbing whatever they can get.![]()
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A “pack” of wolves in Voyageurs can be just two adults and is rarely more than about five, Gable said, whereas packs in Wyoming can be as many as 10 or more.![]()
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“Our wolves are smaller, typically between about 57 and 68 pounds for adults,” he said, adding that some wolves in the Rockies have topped 100 pounds.
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A wolf seeking a fresh meal in the humid Minnesota darkness needs sharp ears and patience. Lots of patience. While wolf packs in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho are going after elk and other big game, their cousins ...NWC Business Office
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