Wolf?

typicalmuley · Jul 18, 2013

What do you guys think wolf or coyote?

Enjoy the moment and relive the memories.

jarheadhunter · Jul 18, 2013

Hard to tell, but pretty long snout and tall legs. I am almost thinking so.

mickeymouseoutfitters · Jul 18, 2013

It's my neighbor's lost dog. He said to go ahead and put it down. He is sure it has Rabies.

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Goldberg · Jul 18, 2013

I'm no judge at all- can't tell the difference sometimes between a bar and a church. but- look at the size of those paws!!! I don't know if coyotes have paws like that!!!!

2f350s · Jul 18, 2013

I have to agree based on the big paws and leg length its got wolf bred into it.

Zeke · Jul 18, 2013

Coyote...from my perspective but....
Zeke

TOPGUN · Jul 18, 2013

From the big paws and leg length I'd say it's a young wolf or possibly a hybrid. I've never seen a yote anywhere that stood that tall.

HorseCreek · Jul 18, 2013

They are ALWAYS coyotes....duh

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mtmuley · Jul 18, 2013

Are there wolves in the area you took the picture, or do you just want reassurance you might have seen one? mtmuley

zekers · Jul 18, 2013

>They are ALWAYS coyotes....duh
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+1000

mmwb · Jul 18, 2013

Coyote.

ZIGGER · Jul 18, 2013

coyote

mntman · Jul 18, 2013

LAST EDITED ON Jul-19-13 AT 00:26AM (MST)[p]Definately a wolf, can tell by the face/head, legs and feet.
Especially since it is in ID?????? guessing from your profile.
Edit- a young wolf
Mntman

"Hunting is where you prove yourself"

Let me guess, you drive a 1 ton with oak trees for smoke stacks, 12" lift kit and 40" tires to pull a single place lawn mower trailer?

typicalmuley · Jul 19, 2013

Here is another picture, and yes this was taken in Idaho. This was more of a pop quiz then a question. I was already 99% sure this was a wolf, just wanted to get everyone else's imput.

Enjoy the moment and relive the memories.

Pre64 · Jul 19, 2013

I'm going wolf, or perhaps wolf pup. Paws are big and snout look suspicious.

nfh · Jul 19, 2013

Big ol paws. I suggest its time to trap it and really find out what it is

wolfhunter · Jul 19, 2013

BANG!! That is a wolf for sure.... small tail big feet!! that is this years pup. Call it a coyote if you need to keep it legal.

mtmuley · Jul 19, 2013

So if I hammer some wolves out of season, but I call them coyotes, I'm legal? mtmuley

eelgrass · Jul 21, 2013

>So if I hammer some wolves
>out of season, but I
>call them coyotes, I'm legal?
>mtmuley

yes, unless you want to turn yourself in.

Eel

mtmuley · Jul 21, 2013

We have a long season and big limit here in Montana. I don't need to poach any. mtmuley

TOPGUN · Jul 21, 2013

LAST EDITED ON Jul-21-13 AT 10:09AM (MST)[p]>We have a long season and
>big limit here in Montana.
>I don't need to poach
>any. mtmuley

***WH has sort of a warped mentality on things with a "shoot and call it a coyote to make it legal" comment!

eldorado · Jul 21, 2013

Wolf.

Eldorado

mtmuley · Jul 21, 2013

I figured out a long time ago that shooting every wolf you see isn't going to help a damn thing. Might even get you in trouble. I spend a ton of time in the hills around the valley where I live. We have a dozen or so wolf packs. I've seen 3 wolves total. One of them I killed. My point? All the guys spouting the shoot em when you see em crap are spouting just that, crap. It won't help, it's a big risk and you probably won't get a shot at one anyway. Buy a tag, and when you are lucky enough to see one, hammer it. Or comne to Montana and kill 5 if you think you can. mtmuley