Great Video Shows Oregon’s Imnaha Wolf Pack Up Close

January 15, 2011

By Dennis Newman

Waking up from my winter hibernation to pass along this amazing video from ODFW. I have no idea why other media haven’t picked up on it.

Shot on December 30, it gives us a close up look at three members of the Imnaha wolf pack in Northeast Oregon. That includes the alpha female and a pair of one year old pups. By now, the pups are full grown.

ODFW says it counted 16 pack members, bigger than previously believed. The agency thinks the pack produced six pups last year instead of four.

Tags: gray wolf, gray wolves, odfw, oregon department of fish and wildlife

3 Responses to Great Video Shows Oregon’s Imnaha Wolf Pack Up Close

MERNA BAKER ~ BLAGG on January 15, 2011 at 2:40 pm

THANK YOU! SAVE THE WOLVES…
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Adam on January 21, 2011 at 8:51 pm

Wow! HD no less.

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