TWO LUPINE PACK YEARLINGS FOUND DEAD

Dec 10, 2001

This past weekend, hunters reported the discovery of a Mexican wolf carcass in eastern Arizona. An Arizona Game and Fish member of the Mexican Gray Wolf Interagency Recovery Team confirmed the body was that of Lupine Pack yearling female f634.

On Monday, December 3, 2001, the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Division of Law Enforcement recovered the carcass of a Lupine Pack male Mexican gray wolf, m630, from an area18 miles northwest of Springerville, Arizona, south of Highway 60 in Apache County. The carcass will be sent to the Service

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Dec 10, 2001

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