While driving N/B 75 from Plano on Monday, right around Sherman I saw what looked like a wolf standing over a dead deer in the median. I checked and learned there use to be wolf in west Texas. I have been hunting for 55 years and seen wolves in the U.P. of Michigan . I am 90% sure this was a grey wolf standing in the median. Any thoughts on this or anyone else see wolves in this area.
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Definitely a Coyote -
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i would think more in line with a Coyote.. for these parts.
although I would not totally say impossible, as down in Poultry, there is a refuge and they have had several different type of animals get out over the years from Large cats and i believe there was a Wolf Hybrid one time.Comment
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Definitely NOT a coyote. This was a very large grey and white animal that looked like a wolf. Easily weighed over 100 pounds. Beautiful animal regardless.
I was just hoping others may have seen it. Wished I would have taken the time to pull over and take a photo.Comment
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German ShepardComment
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Was there a black panther chasing it? Just messing with you, but if anything it had to be a Malamute if not just another dog that looked like one. Could have been a coyote that has been eating good and passing by at highway speeds just appeared larger than it really was.Last edited by DFA; 07-08-2021, 06:13 AM.Comment
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No wolf in Texas but definitely big foot country!Comment
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Sorry don't listen to anything Jon Stewart say's
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No “wild” wolves in Grayson county!Comment
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Originally posted by Killer View Post
Actually there are some red wolf/coyote hybrids living on Galveston island.
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I ain’t saying it was a wolf highly unlikely but there is a chance someone had a wolf cross dog that got away or was let go because it was too much to handle.Comment
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I believe it. The only reason why is after seeing a documentary on High Fence Tigers and their King getting locked up, anything can be real. He even wrote a song asking hunters to lay down their guns.
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