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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Uneatin Wolf Kill

A dead cow elk, aparant victim of wolves, left largley un-eatin. I have found several like this during the last couple of years. This one was on the Selway and judging by the smell was at least a week old.



This has been one of the reasons I believe the wolves have been so devestating on our elk herds in some areas, they don't just kill to eat, when elk are in a weakend state they seem to kill for sport and eat very little from each animal.
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