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Wolf capture and collaring on the National Elk Refuge

BRADLY J. BONER / NEWS&GUIDE.Mike Jimenez, Northern Rocky Mountains Wolf Management and Science Coordinator, checks the condition of a sedated wolf's teeth during collaring operations Thursday on the National Elk Refuge. All four young wolves captured and collared were found to be in healthy condition.

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BRADLY J. BONER / NEWS&GUIDE.Mike Jimenez, Northern Rocky Mountains Wolf Management and Science Coordinator, checks the condition of a sedated wolf's teeth during collaring operations Thursday on the National Elk Refuge. All four young wolves captured and collared were found to be in healthy condition.