Largest Wolf Pack Recorded at Ernie Gill blog

Largest Wolf Pack Recorded. Druid peak, 37 wolves (2001); The pack's would eventually grow to a maximum. Their efforts were remarkably successful, with 20 of the 21 pups surviving the year. May be the largest ever recorded (42 wolves seen together in wood buffalo national park (1974). Largest pack recorded in yellowstone: The researchers joked that they had darted a bear instead. Under the solid leadership of 42f and 21m, all three litters—21 pups in all—were raised together in the same den. The following year they raised ten pups, making the druids, with 37 wolves, the largest wolf pack ever recorded. At the time of his capture for collaring, he was the largest wolf ever recorded in yellowstone, weighing in at 143 lbs. The druid peak wolf pack was released into yellowstone national park in 1996 as part of the park's wolf restoration project. According to historical accounts, the largest wolf on record was an alaskan wolf (canis lupus occidentalis) killed in 1939.

Largest pack recorded in yellowstone: According to historical accounts, the largest wolf on record was an alaskan wolf (canis lupus occidentalis) killed in 1939. The researchers joked that they had darted a bear instead. May be the largest ever recorded (42 wolves seen together in wood buffalo national park (1974). The pack's would eventually grow to a maximum. At the time of his capture for collaring, he was the largest wolf ever recorded in yellowstone, weighing in at 143 lbs. Druid peak, 37 wolves (2001); The following year they raised ten pups, making the druids, with 37 wolves, the largest wolf pack ever recorded. The druid peak wolf pack was released into yellowstone national park in 1996 as part of the park's wolf restoration project. Their efforts were remarkably successful, with 20 of the 21 pups surviving the year.

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Largest Wolf Pack Recorded Under the solid leadership of 42f and 21m, all three litters—21 pups in all—were raised together in the same den. The researchers joked that they had darted a bear instead. The following year they raised ten pups, making the druids, with 37 wolves, the largest wolf pack ever recorded. Under the solid leadership of 42f and 21m, all three litters—21 pups in all—were raised together in the same den. Largest pack recorded in yellowstone: May be the largest ever recorded (42 wolves seen together in wood buffalo national park (1974). Druid peak, 37 wolves (2001); At the time of his capture for collaring, he was the largest wolf ever recorded in yellowstone, weighing in at 143 lbs. The pack's would eventually grow to a maximum. Their efforts were remarkably successful, with 20 of the 21 pups surviving the year. The druid peak wolf pack was released into yellowstone national park in 1996 as part of the park's wolf restoration project. According to historical accounts, the largest wolf on record was an alaskan wolf (canis lupus occidentalis) killed in 1939.