Reports of uptick in grey wolves in J. Clark Salyer Wildlife Refuge

If you spend time in the countryside northeast of Minot, you may want to keep your eyes a little wider open. Reports of gray wolf sightings are increasing around the J. Clark Salyer Wildlife Refuge, and state officials say at least a small number have been confirmed on trail cameras. While rumors suggest a larger pack, wildlife managers urge caution and context. For now, the wolves appear to be lingering quietly, drawn by migrating elk—not causing problems, but reminding residents that North Dakota’s wild edges are still very much alive. Joe Skurzewski with KMOT has the full story.

Joe Skurzewski

KMOT

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