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YELLOWSTONE
The Wolves of Yellowstone Natural Resources Report Number 14 |
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APPENDIX III
Summary of Wolf Reports, 1927-36, Yellowstone National Park.
| Source | Date | Report |
| Supt. Monthly Report | 1927 February |
Wolf signs have been rarely seen in the Park this winter and we have every reason to consider that there are only a very few in the entire park area. |
| October | It is doubtful if there are more than a very few wolves in the entire park area. | |
| November | Ranger Ogston reports signs of two wolves in the vicinity of the Slough Creek mailbox. | |
| Supt. Monthly Report | 1928 February |
Wolf signs have been rarely observed. |
| October | There have been no wolf sign reported this season. | |
| Supt. Monthly Report | 1929 September |
Wood crews at Yellowstone Lake reported seeing two gray wolves. |
| Supt. Monthly Report | 1930 January |
A wolf has been reported working in the Tower Falls and Hellroaring districts. The tracks have been seen many times, and two elk calves have been found that were from all evidence, killed by this wolf. |
| Arnold (1937) | 1934 Winter |
Four wolves seen up Tower Creek. |
| Supt. Monthly Report | 1936 April |
Five wolves were seen and reported in the vicinity of Old Faithful. Several freshly killed elk carcasses found in this vicinity suggest that the animals seen were actually wolves instead of coyotes. |
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