Wolf tracks in central CO

[buffalobo]

If your idea of "Central" is really North Central everyone I know in Steamboat that spends time in the woods knows that wolves range from Rabbit Ears up north through the Mt Zirkel Wilderness area and occasionally are heard in the Flattops area. They all hear them at night while camping. I would assume they travel east of there in to the Walden area as well and wouldn't doubt if they travel south along Rabbit Ears or south East out of the Flattops down in to the Gore Range area on occasion. No big secret..

Now in my mind Central Colorado is I70 South through Summit down to Salida and the Collegiate Peaks to the West and East to the Front Range.

+1.

[OneGuy67]

This past summer, one of my old units had a reunion in Cotopaxi and one the guys swears he ran into a wolf while camping not too far from the reunion site. Take it with a grain of salt...

[whitewalrus]

This past summer, one of my old units had a reunion in Cotopaxi and one the guys swears he ran into a wolf while camping not too far from the reunion site. Take it with a grain of salt...

I have seen many coyotes in that area

[Irving]

[TFOGGER]

hahahahaha

[hurley842002]

Can I get the GPS coordinates? I need to try out this near new Garmin that I found, when a member here foolishly shared his hunting spot with the whole forum.


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[Gman]

Irv found all my stuff! I had my dog with me at the time I lost it. I can describe it in a way that's worth a 1,000 words. It looks like this;

[UrbanWolf]

Someone was probably hunting/hiking with his big dog.

[BPTactical]

If your idea of "Central" is really North Central everyone I know in Steamboat that spends time in the woods knows that wolves range from Rabbit Ears up north through the Mt Zirkel Wilderness area and occasionally are heard in the Flattops area. They all hear them at night while camping. I would assume they travel east of there in to the Walden area as well and wouldn't doubt if they travel south along Rabbit Ears or south East out of the Flattops down in to the Gore Range area on occasion. No big secret..

Now in my mind Central Colorado is I70 South through Summit down to Salida and the Collegiate Peaks to the West and East to the Front Range.

A very long time ago I spotted a wolf that had been eyeballing our camp in the Colorado State Forest just below Ruby Jewell Lake.