Comments on: Don't feed this wolf

By: Brian

Brian — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 02:34:05 +0000

I travelled the park on Nov 8th 2009 and encountered a wolf. Traffic was stopped in the driving lanes in both directions as the wolf meandered around the cars. I had my camera on the seat and got a few photos. I commented at the time that her tolerance of traffic would be dangerous for her.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:39:11 +0000

AS i had moved to saskatchewan in 1999, i was on my way back from visiting my family in Radium to Sask.atoon, this wolf stopped me in my car on the highway, and basically forced me to stop on the side of the roadand came around and sat beside my windwo drivers side door. Back then, noone beleived me, but this is the same wolf… this didnt develop in 2008…trust me!

By: Daryl D.

Daryl D. — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 14:35:26 +0000

Apparently this wolf has been feed once too many by people and it is becoming tourist attraction on the Provincial Park Highway…
I feel that the wildlife branch should have this animal transferred to a rehabilitaion center in the best interests of this animal. It may never be a wild animal again as this is not the animals fault but our own as Humans, as it is in our compassion for those of us who dont like to see animals suffer, wild or tame.
Being said this should be a matter of preserving this animals life and not to destroy it as it should be the Humans be destroyed more than this animals… After all these parks are for the animals to thrive in their own world, not for us to invade…
Signs should be put in place with large lettering as well as Provincial and Federal Penalties that can be in place. Also why not use the of Cameras in the areas where problem Humans have been feeding the wildlife to be more effective in punishable crimes? Make it aware that there are cameras in the area monitoring Human activity and feeding wildlife in the park.