Wolf????
- Thread starter yomomma
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Wolf.
Check out Voyaguerswolfproject on Instagram.
They are biologist that are keeping track of wolves tmin Minnasota. Look alot like the ones in your pic. They track wolves across the border into Canada too.
Its amazing the stuff they find, They say most of the wolf kills are Beaver, More than moose and deer
Check out Voyaguerswolfproject on Instagram.
They are biologist that are keeping track of wolves tmin Minnasota. Look alot like the ones in your pic. They track wolves across the border into Canada too.
Its amazing the stuff they find, They say most of the wolf kills are Beaver, More than moose and deer
1963beretta
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- Location
- Vaughan, Ontario
I think they are both coyotes
hammering hank
CGN Regular
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- Barrie north of
Yotes
Ola folks. Since we are on topic and I won't need to start my own thread, I captured this pic on my father in-laws property last year and always assumed it was coyote. Correct?
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^---Coyote. I originally thought the OPs pic was an young wolf but now I'm pretty sure its a coyote as well.
Wmu 49 pic.
First one is definitely a coyote, second one, maybe not so. Face appear wolf like and it has big enough feet, wolf is a possibility.
Coyote for sure,
1963beretta
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Vaughan, Ontario
Here is one that I picked up on my trail cam that seems to get a lot of mixed opinions.
over last couple of years I've noticed apparent change in the appearance of the coyotes I've encountered within GTA area (west). While few years back they would appear proper coyote like, last winter and spring they seem to be breading pups (first year?) that have heavier necks and stockier look all around (alike to the first picture of this thread). Don't know what to make of it. Could it be just a difference of build during different time of the year? Food availability?
