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Bo Zarts

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11. I certainly leave the wolves alone, and I don't say anything about them to hunters that I encounter.

Reply to stollen (Reply #10)

Sun Dec 8, 2024, 01:24 PM

Dec 8

But the wolves are hunted .. legally and illegally. I had several hunters visit the lookout tower this past fire season who had "tags" to hunt wolves. Many nights I heard wolves down in the drainages, but I have never actually seen one on the peak. But I did one morning see what might have been wolf droppings .. the "pile" was too big for a coyote (which I NEVER see, suprisingly).

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Fire Lookout Life: Pre-Dawn Moonset with Fog Forming [View all] Bo Zarts Dec 8 OP

Beautiful but how do you deal with the isolation? Sucha NastyWoman Dec 8 #1

Friends stop by from time to time. Bo Zarts Dec 8 #2

Quite a friend there. Yogi or BooBoo? niyad Dec 8 #4

I just call him Bad-Boy .. Bo Zarts Dec 8 #8

Do you have any pets? Sucha NastyWoman Dec 8 #5

I had a fantastic lookout dog with me in 2009-2011 .. Bo Zarts Dec 8 #9

A truly stunning image! Thank you for sharing. niyad Dec 8 #3

Who took the picture? Aaeia Dec 8 #6

I did .. with a UAV (drone) Bo Zarts Dec 8 #7

I hope wolves are left alone in ID stollen Dec 8 #10

I certainly leave the wolves alone, and I don't say anything about them to hunters that I encounter. Bo Zarts Dec 8 #11

That saddens me stollen Dec 8 #12