Trail cam photo from July 2016

[Caribou_lou]

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Here re is a trail Cam pic from last July. The calf did survive and I have pics of him into the fall. That is one good Mom staying between the Calf and the Wolf. Looks to be a smaller wolf to me. Chances are he wasn't alone.

[Wild one]

Not what you really want to see as a moose hunter but still a cool pic

[scotty30-06]

Very very cool pic....not very often you can't natural scenes like that....glad to hear the little guy made it!!!!

[tipper]

wow that's a neat pic. Thanks for sharing

[northernbc]

looks about right unfortunatly seems like most ungulate tracks have wolf tracks with them or in the area

[wideopenthrottle]

very cool photo ....good to hear that mama moose there, did her job to get junior big enough to hold off the wolves himself... is that lake very deep?was that the only photo of them or did they use the lake to shake the wolf????

[Spy]

This pic and your explanation that the calf made it, is why I'm against the hunting of cows and calves. We need strong clever mothers to survive and teach their calves how to do the same, it's all in the genes.

[markt308]

Amazing picture to get on your cam. thanks for sharing

[Darksith]

save that 1 for when the anti's say its not the wolves that are killing the moose

[Wild one]

save that 1 for when the anti's say its not the wolves that are killing the moose

Antis would say they are playing tag

[Caribou_lou]

very cool photo ....good to hear that mama moose there, did her job to get junior big enough to hold off the wolves himself... is that lake very deep?was that the only photo of them or did they use the lake to shake the wolf????

I agree. This most likely isn't her first go around with wolves. I'm thinking She must be an old Cow, look how long her head is!

I have 3 photos. The first the calf was behind the small pine and the last pic the cow was half out of the screen heading into the water. I'm guessing the wolf lost them once they were in the water. It's a corner of a lake so they may have swam for a while and I'm sure they can swim much faster than the wolf.

[Caribou_lou]

This pic and your explanation that the calf made it, is why I'm against the hunting of cows and calves. We need strong clever mothers to survive and teach their calves how to do the same, it's all in the genes.

I agree. Looking forward to getting some more pictures of her this year. Hope she survived the winter. And the calf also. It was a bull calf.

[HarryToolips]

^^^^lol well hopefully that'll be a nice little spike forker for ya! Very cool pic btw....

[Spy]

^^^^lol well hopefully that'll be a nice little spike forker for ya! Very cool pic btw....
That's ok we know his mom is and experienced cow & knows how to make more and protect them into adulthood ;-)

[Husky7mm]

I am sure there was twins not long before that. Preds almost always get one of them.

[Spy]

I am sure there was twins not long before that. Preds almost always get one of them.
That's why they have two ;-)

[Caribou_lou]

That's ok we know his mom is and experienced cow & knows how to make more and protect them into adulthood ;-)

I had 6 bulls on this same cam last year. Four were 2 points. So I'm interested to see if they hang around as paddle bulls or more small bulls move in. I'm sure he will be around. Look at that spot. Moose paradise!

[Caribou_lou]

I am sure there was twins not long before that. Preds almost always get one of them.

Your right, most do have two. I had only one bear on this cam. I think bears are harder on calves than wolves are. So I was happy to not have a lot of bears show up!

[grizzly550]

Cool pic to catch on the trail cam!