About Wolves

Story ID:	3409
Written by:	Kathe M. Campbell (bio, contact, other stories)
Story type:	Local Legend
Location:	Yellowstone Park Montana USA
Year:	1997
Person:	No.9

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Posted 01/11/2008 14:56 by Gail Lee Martin | Reply

What a wonderful and informational post Kathe. Sure changed the way I think about wolves. Gail

Posted 01/11/2008 15:12 | Reply

You know how No 9 has always fascinated me. I had wondered what happened to her. Thanks for the update. Please keep her saga going. Wanda West

Posted 01/11/2008 16:10 by Nancy J. Kopp | Reply

Excellent report, Mrs C. Well done as usual. You will give many people a new perspective on wolves.
Nancy

Posted 01/11/2008 19:28 by Maria Harden | Reply

Now that was an interesting post to say the least. Kept me mesmerised. Who knew wolves lived such lives? I really enjoyed this, and learned a lot. Thank you Kathe.
Maria

Posted 01/11/2008 20:15 by barbara elliott carpenter | Reply

Kathe, I read every word, and I learned more about wolves than I ever knew before. I knew that they are very family oriented, but their social behaviors are more intricate than I imagined. Great story as always....Barbara

Posted 01/13/2008 12:00 | Reply

Kathe, I read another story about No.9 you did earlier. I fell in love & respected her then, but this story I welcomed w/such emotion to hear about this "grand lady" w/such a hard life. I'm in awe of No.9 and her life. Only you can tell it with such glory and honor Kathe!
Pam

Posted 01/13/2008 16:55 | Reply

Excellent article Kathe. You've inspired me to find a book on wolves at our local bookery and do a bit of research.

Don Ralstin

Posted 01/18/2008 18:04 by Bonnie Jarvis-Lowe | Reply

Hi Kathe:
The wolves are like us Canajuns! Ya just don't understand us totally without research but ya gotta love us!!*lol*
I have a friend in the Navy who is now in Malta. I must send him this as he is so fascinated with wolves he will love it. Good job once again.
PS: I love the eyes of a wolf-they are enchanting!!
Bonnie.

Posted 07/04/2008 09:28 by James Baker | Reply

Kathe, I enjoyed your story about the wolves of Yellowstone.

I spent a year at a Coast Guard station on Unimak Island, Alaska, at that time a wildlife preserve. Fish and Wildlilfe rangers told us there were wolves on the island but I only saw one, a half-second glimpse. We did check out the tracks. They were very good at staying away from humans.
Jim