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Don’t laugh… wolves in Oklahoma?
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<blockquote data-quote="SoonerP226" data-source="post: 3972685" data-attributes="member: 26737"><p>A few weeks ago, I was watching a nature video about wolves with my brother's kids (the title was something about wolves and buffalo). The wolves in that show looked an awful lot like coyotes, so it wouldn't be surprising if someone were to mistake a coyote for a wolf, especially at a distance or in poor visibility conditions.</p><p></p><p>ODWC ran a comparison of silhouettes of housecats, bobcats, and mountain lions on <em>Outdoor Oklahoma</em> this last season, showing how difficult it is to accurately gauge the size of wildlife at a distance; although it's certainly possible that there are wolves in Oklahoma, it seems more likely that these are just cases misidentification.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SoonerP226, post: 3972685, member: 26737"] A few weeks ago, I was watching a nature video about wolves with my brother's kids (the title was something about wolves and buffalo). The wolves in that show looked an awful lot like coyotes, so it wouldn't be surprising if someone were to mistake a coyote for a wolf, especially at a distance or in poor visibility conditions. ODWC ran a comparison of silhouettes of housecats, bobcats, and mountain lions on [I]Outdoor Oklahoma[/I] this last season, showing how difficult it is to accurately gauge the size of wildlife at a distance; although it's certainly possible that there are wolves in Oklahoma, it seems more likely that these are just cases misidentification. [/QUOTE]
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