r/wolves 18h ago

Discussion Of the US states that currently don't have wolves, which ones do you predict will be next to have established, breeding populations?

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Right now, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and New Mexico have wolf packs, and Colorado had one pack in their state cross over from Wyoming and turned more individual wolves loose. With that said, who do you think will be next, so to speak? I know Utah and Nebraska each have had multiple wolf sightings in the last 20 years, for example.

Anyways, have a go at it. I'd love to hear discussion of opinions.


r/wolves 6h ago

Art Which Artwork looks the best?

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r/wolves 1h ago

Pics Farewell

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Remembering Jim Brandenburg who passed away.


r/wolves 17h ago

Pics Happy little wolf

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Still one of the best pictures I’ve ever taken.


r/wolves 10h ago

Pics Pictures I took of the three wolves at the Snake Farm Zoo.

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