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Wind damage to the fence lets 6 Timber Wolfs escape into the park. Three were baited back and captured, three are still out in the area . I guess we have wolfs interduced back in the wild in East TN. The park has no fences so the wolfs are free to travel as they please. Hope they don't catch them because i have never called in a wolf while out calling.
A Doe walks out of the woods today and says, that is the last time I'm going to do that for Two Bucks.
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Hmmm, 170 miles more or less from Crossville. Maybe one of us on the Campfire pig hunt will get a wuf too. 
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do they wear those orange collars? that would be helpful
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do they wear those orange collars? that would be helpful The orange collar is Bob! Be careful
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I've been there and seen the wolves many times. You'd be hard pressed to catch them any time soon. That mountain is heavily wooded and has only one entrance. I've hiked up there a few times and it probably will be a chore to catch them.
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I hope they have a mix of sexes
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I've been there and seen the wolves many times. You'd be hard pressed to catch them any time soon. That mountain is heavily wooded and has only one entrance. I've hiked up there a few times and it probably will be a chore to catch them. Yep and that area has plenty of deer and even a few Elk from the KY and TN herds. On the other hand there are lots of folks with guns too. It'll be an interesting time for a bit.
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do they wear those orange collars? that would be helpful The orange collar is Bob! Be careful With one of those Blackberry thingies dangling from it......  Casey
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i don't believe we have any elk here, but there are TONS of deer.
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i don't believe we have any elk here, but there are TONS of deer. Elk up up near the Cumberland plateau near the Kentucky border IIRC. There was a limited season for them this year, there.
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i don't believe we have any elk here, but there are TONS of deer. Elk up up near the Cumberland plateau near the Kentucky border IIRC. There was a limited season for them this year, there. There were some Ky collared elk tracked down into that part of TN last year.
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i don't believe we have any elk here, but there are TONS of deer. Elk up up near the Cumberland plateau near the Kentucky border IIRC. There was a limited season for them this year, there. There were some Ky collared elk tracked down into that part of TN last year. Wouldn't doubt it. Hawkins county is very remote and Elk could cross there without many knowing.
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The wolfs are still loose and running free, they still haven't caught them as of this morning. Park still closed. Maybe they will mate with a female or male coyote and then we would have some big yotes in this part of the country.
A Doe walks out of the woods today and says, that is the last time I'm going to do that for Two Bucks.
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We have a herd of elk in western NC at Cataloochee. We also have red wolf here, but they would be decimated by timber wolves in short order.
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Well, it's interesting to see some think wolves will be nice to have around. Here in western Montana, they have nearly eliminated the elk and deer in some large areas. If you don't like hunting for meat, you will really enjoy having them around.
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