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Saturday, May 21. 2022

Wolves

Song from 2007. I heard it on the excellent finance film Margin Call (viewable on Amazon for $4.)



Posted by The News Junkie at 16:05 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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I hope the movie was better than the music. I've seen three wolves two in two different places in Alaska and one in Yellowstone that was waiting for a bear to finish eating a buffalo calf it had killed. The best time to go to Yellowstone is before it opens for the Summer (I know it is always technically open but most facilities close in the winter), or after closing in the fall. Get up early and be on the road before dawn. In fact plan to get to the destination before dawn. There are specific places in Yellowstone where you are more likely to encounter bear or wolves. Have a good lens on your camera as most sightings are 100 yards or so but quite a few will be within 50 feet.
#1 OneGuy on 2022-05-21 19:19 (Reply)
Is it strange for a man to bear more love for his dogs than for other humans?
#2 steveaz on 2022-05-22 11:38 (Reply)

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