Wolf makes its way back to Plumas County

Delaine Fragnoli

Managing Editor

7/13/2012

OR7, the lone grey wolf that wandered from Oregon into California last December, entered Plumas County yesterday, Thursday, July 12, again according to the California Department of Fish and Game.

The wide-ranging male wolf was in Lassen County June 22, moved into Plumas County June 25, and continued to move back and forth between the two counties.

Technical difficulties caused officials to lose track of him for several days. His collar was working, but the website used to collect the information was down.

According to the agency’s tracking, OR7 had entered Butte County from Plumas County by July 2.

After several more days without a satellite reading, the wolf appeared in northeastern Butte County July 9.

There was no satellite download July 10 or 11.

This Cal Fish and Game map shows OR7's traverls through June 20. His route included traveling down the east shore of Lake Almanor and then just south of Butt Lake near the dam before heading to the Butte Meadows area. Although not shown on this map, OR7 is reported to be back in Plumas County near the Feather River Canyon as of July 13.

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+15#1RE: Wolf makes its way to Plumas County — J. Miller2012-07-13 12:00

he won't be harming anyone, he just took the walk down here, to meet my cute female wolf-hybrid ... love will find a way !

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+15#2careful — Shirley Swindell2012-07-15 07:37

Well maybe , his whereabouts should not be told? Someone could harm him, and that would be tragic... Hope he stays safe.

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-13#3RE: Wolf makes its way back to Plumas County — dennis dickerson2012-07-16 09:29

looks like a $100 pelt to me

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+11#4Pelt — Me2012-07-16 09:58

Quoting dennis dickerson:

looks like a $100 pelt to me

And some time in Prison!

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+10#5Prison and . . . — Isabelle Flynn2012-07-16 11:19

Hey Dennis-

That $100 pelt comes with upwards of a $100,000 fine, too. Also, ask the Santa Monica PD how well killing a mountain lion has worked out for them.

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