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BELOVED YELLOWSTONE WOLF'S KILLING BY TROPHY HUNTER
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<blockquote data-quote="shaughn" data-source="post: 1521141"><p>The Grey wolf we see today is of average weight between 80-150 pounds for a male and 60 - 100 pounds for a female...it's only an average..wolves in the wild can live up to 16 yrs. </p><p></p><p>Depending on region and pressure and food source much larger wolves can be found..that's a given. </p><p></p><p>I have actively trapped over 40 yrs..even though the return is greatly reduced compared to when I started and have harvested wolves at both ends of the spectrum of weight and ages.</p><p></p><p>I regularly turn in jaw bones and other materials for testing and the biologists, give me a rundown on the approximate ages and I weigh the animals..this is more for my edification than anything.</p><p></p><p>So when I say easily weigh 80 lbs plus, I kind lump all the ages and male and female averages together...I do have to type this out and I am not writing a white paper for peer review...which the majority of the posters here would find overly boring.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shaughn, post: 1521141"] The Grey wolf we see today is of average weight between 80-150 pounds for a male and 60 - 100 pounds for a female...it's only an average..wolves in the wild can live up to 16 yrs. Depending on region and pressure and food source much larger wolves can be found..that's a given. I have actively trapped over 40 yrs..even though the return is greatly reduced compared to when I started and have harvested wolves at both ends of the spectrum of weight and ages. I regularly turn in jaw bones and other materials for testing and the biologists, give me a rundown on the approximate ages and I weigh the animals..this is more for my edification than anything. So when I say easily weigh 80 lbs plus, I kind lump all the ages and male and female averages together...I do have to type this out and I am not writing a white paper for peer review...which the majority of the posters here would find overly boring..... [/QUOTE]
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