Gray Wolf Inn

... the norm. Most Grizzlies want nothing to do with humans. We walked down the campground road, along the same path as the recent gray wolf visitor, to the bank of the river. Endless miles of tundra lurked in all directions. Across the river, purple wild ...

... or to walk a ways into the forest. In a short distance I spotted moose, elk, mule deer, foxes, groundhogs, muskrats, squirrels, a gray wolf, prairie dogs and, in grassed fields, formidable herds of Bison, lots of bison. There was a pair of osprey nesting ...

... , have the same dinamic family structure as orcas, also know as the wolves of the sea, or sea wolves, and I have come to really like them as well.  So now my favorite animals are the two wolves, the Gray Wolf and the Orca.  What a wonderful week.

... . The cages weren't secure enough for me, they all had open roofs and only surrounded by rocks. Between where we were looking and the gray wolf was a river about 2 meters wide and than a wall about 1 meter high. If he really wanted to get out I'm sure he ...

... ready for something new.  Then down out of the woods to our right it came - a grey wolf - a really big, REALLY BIG gray wolf.  To the nay sayers, no, it was not a coyote - unless the coyote had been down to BALCO and its trainer had rubbed lots ...