Yote or wolf?
Contributors to this thread:Wisconsin
From: Gunny
03-May-22
Just pulled some trail cam cards and had this on one of them.
I think it a yote, then I think wolf. I dunno, what do you guys think?
From: Gunny
03-May-22
From: Gunny
03-May-22
From: Gunny
03-May-22
From: Gunny
03-May-22
Thinking Yote......
From: Live2Hunt
03-May-22
That's a wolf, the head is more like a dog and the feet are large.
From: B2K
03-May-22
Wolf
From: Gunny
03-May-22
I've been comparing it to internet pics and it looks very close to a wolf.
From: Nocturnal II
03-May-22
Wolf
From: Trickle rut
03-May-22
Wolf for sure. Looks like a yearling female. What part of state?
From: Gunny
03-May-22
Chippewa County. I get wolves every once in a while on trail cam. Usually in pairs and usually much easier to distinguish.
Usually get a single bobcat on cam but this year I had two at once.
From: Trickle rut
03-May-22
Look how long the legs are. And the tail held at 45 degrees. Coyotes usually hold tail higher and shorter legs. And as mentioned big ole paws
From: maxracx
03-May-22
Wolf, without a doubt!!
From: MjF
03-May-22
100% wolf
From: Buck Watcher
03-May-22
To me the head is too small to be a Wolf. But I have only seen maybe 3 dozen wolves in my life. I do turkey hunt a place where I see wolves just about every year. Even had them belly crawling to my turkey decoy a few times. I have sent pics to the WIDNR Carnivore Specialist for answers.
From: retro
03-May-22
If it's a coyote, it's the Kareem Abdul Jabbar of coyotes.....
From: xtroutx
03-May-22
wolf
From: Nocturnal II
03-May-22
Lol Retro
From: RUGER1022
03-May-22
Young male Wolf
From: luckychucky
04-May-22
Young wolf kinda has that puppy face still.
From: JMAN
04-May-22
Absolutely wolf
From: groundhunter50
04-May-22
Its a wolf,, plain and simple,,, not hard to figure that out, unless your Adrian Wydeven, who will tell you something different
From: Hoot
05-May-22
No doubt. It's a wolf.
From: MjF
05-May-22
It’s amazing the keen senses they have, right by the camera he new something wasn’t right and turned around immediately and left.
From: Wausaudug
07-Jul-22
they are very aware of cameras, we put a camera on a deer carcass once and they dragged the carcass 20ft away from the camera. usually they are just blurs because they freak out at the pic
From: TargetPanic
09-Jul-22
This is in Bayfield County. I had several pictures in about an hours time. Also a few pics a later dates.
From: TargetPanic
09-Jul-22
From: Screwball
09-Jul-22
Wolf, that ones easy.
From: groundhunter50
09-Jul-22
You got to wonder how deer survive there,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, those photos shows, how the assholes of the DNR, ruined the deer hunting of NW Wis...........................
From: MjF
09-Jul-22
For those that don’t have wolves yet or not many……. Pray it doesn’t get as bad as Northern Bayfield County
From: Pasquinell
09-Jul-22
Target- please post those pictures on the trail camera thread as a reminder for those that forget what it's like hunting in the real world. If those critters were on their farms down here in the south, it would be a whole different ball game. There would be no more burying of their heads in the sand cause it dont impact my sanctuary.
From: TargetPanic
09-Jul-22
This camera was setup south of HWY 2 about 10-12 miles. I had wolves on camera in January, February, and April. There was no shortage of wolf scat on the nearby logging roads, more than I've seen anywhere. I'll post more for those that like to grit their teeth. I sure like the Browning cameras, great images, long battery life with only (6) required
From: relentless
09-Jul-22
look at his ears.
From: Nocturnal II
10-Jul-22
Browning cameras are the most dependable out of all I've owned. Very cool pictures TP.
From: relentless
10-Jul-22
any particular browning camera? It's time for some knew ones.
From: TargetPanic
10-Jul-22
Bought these online at Scheels for $75.00 (last November). I have a couple other Strike Force models that are over 5 years old that still work great.
From: relentless
10-Jul-22
thanks, need some new ones.
From: Hoot
10-Jul-22
I have Brownings and Coverts now. I've had the best luck with Brownings on battery life, but both take great pictures and both don't miss many events.
From: Screwball
10-Jul-22
Bought two of those for my wife last Christmas, Great little cameras, the Brownings.
