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As I said a few weeks ago we would start to see wolves around town and sure enough they are around. A wolf was in our yard Monday morning and it also went after the next door neighbor’s dog, he had to get a few stitches to his behind. This morning you could hear them howling around the seaplane base.

So watch your pets, don’t leave them out over night. don’t leave food out or garbage.

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Every year In Aug the pack of wolves start to come in to town more often, I have already received reports of wolves been spotted in and around the town. The wolves have been staying close to the den site since the pups were born back in March, April.

The Pups are big enough to travel with the pack, and the Pack will be introducing the new members to the area.

There have been a few wolves killed over the last 6 months in and around Port Ed. Stacey and Myself have not had the time to track and photograph the wild coast wolf, but we are hoping next year we will have a boat and will be looking at the other packs that live in the area.

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I have heard a few times people spotting a black wolf in and around Prince Rupert, BC he has been seen mostly around Butsy rapids lately with a 2 other wolves from the Kaien Island pack. from the descriptions given he may have taken over the alpha spot. Last spring and summer a Black wolf spotted out at Kloya bay and this wolf could be the same one?

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This Past weekend I spent some time around town looking for any signs that the wolves were on this side of the mountain. I never found tracks or scat, its about time that the female Alpha will be looking for a Den site. I have an idea were it might be at and will check it out this weekend.
Other then that I have heard some stories of wolves on the outskirts of town and photographed deer remains near Ominica a hot spot for sightings, a few months ago. the rib cage looked small and was most likely a doe.
I also met an individual who is working with University of Alberta and the university of Mexico and gave him some photos of the local wolves and some hair that will be genetically analyzed.

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As reported in the Albanian press: A wolf was caught in the mountains and was put in a cage in the village of Patok in Lezhe, about 4 months ago.
They put a donkey in the cage, for the wolf to eat. Apparently, the lonely wolf, was more hungry for friendship. Since then they got attached to each-other, cohabitating the cage and teaching the people some humanity. If only our politicians, would ever learn to co-habit with each-other!And here’s how humans project their own feelings, on these animals:

A donkey grazing in a small meadow saw a wolf creep up on him, and at once pretended to be lame. The wolf, coming nearer, asked why he was limping. The donkey said that he had passed through a hedge where he had trod with his foot on a sharp thorn. He advised that the wolf pull it out, so that it would not harm his throat when he ate him. The wolf agreed and lifted up the foot, and concentrated on the hoof. Then the donkey kicked his teeth into his mouth and galloped away. Fearfully mauled, the wolf said: “I deserved what I got. Why did I attempt the art of healing, when my father only taught me the trade of a butcher?”

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