Another adult wolf has joined OR-7 and his mate in southern Oregon.
State fish and wildlife officials are preparing to create a new “area of known wolf activity” on public and private land south of Klamath Falls after catching an adult gray wolf on camera early this month near Keno.
They know the wolf isn’t OR-7 , his mate, or one of the pair’s pups, but little else is known about the new wolf, said John Stephenson, a wolf coordinator with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Oregon.
via OR-7 pack gets company: Another adult wolf has been spotted in Southern Oregon | OregonLive.com.