Courtesy of the Loom

Snow Coyotes and Spirit Bears

Twenty eight years ago, the first coyotes arrived in Newfoundland. They had come a long way.…

http://www.vocm.com/newsarticle.asp?mn=2&ID=26024

DNA testing has confirmed that an animal trapped three years ago by a resident of the Baie Verte Peninsula was a Labrador wolf.  The finding follows extensive genetic testing by Memorial University and the University of…

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2012/08/20/nl-820-mountain-lion-central-newfoundland.html

Paul Rose says he saw a mountain lion, similiar to this…

http://www.thetelegram.com/News/Local/2012-07-31/article-3042601/Possible-wolf-captured-on-film-in%E2%80%88Terra-Nova/1

Video of wolf-like animal posted on YouTube from Parks Canada …

I know many of you guys such as me, are anxious to go on a wolf hunt. Well, it may not be as soon as you may think it is. Read below to see my rough estimates of when we may be able to shoot and trap wolves officially on the island.    

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Say in 2012, 50 wolves are on the island consisting of 8 packs. 6 wolves per pack…

http://www.vocm.com/newsarticle.asp?mn=2&ID=23158

"A Memorial University biologist wants government to release the genetic make-up of a wolf-like animal killed on the Bonavista Peninsula two months ago. Stephen Carr said it would also benefit academia if pieces of information were released as the process continues. He says the scientific, government-involved process is proving not…

This is a follow-up to my last blog post: "Just by the looks, cased closed Labrador wolf?"

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Many people here in the province have different opinions of what that 82 pound animal shot two months ago really was. Was it a wolf; coyote; coywolf; wolf-dog or…

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/story/2012/05/08/nb-wolf-dna-confirm.html?cmp=rss

So the people in New Brunswick finally got word that the 86 pound animal shot in New Brunswick in early April that was believed to be a coyote, is indeed a wolf.

Now where the hell is our DNA results? Takes them less than a month and now ours is…

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TheCanadian Press…