“The population is still healthy in my opinion,” said Mike Douville, a long-time resident hunter and trapper who sits on state and federal regional advisory boards. It’s a new record number of wolves - 165 taken in Unit 2 - which includes Prince of Wales and surrounding islands in Southeast Alaska.īut residents behind the effort say it’s not cause for alarm. Trappers reported taking almost as many wolves as had estimated to live on and around Prince of Wales Island. An Alexander Archipelago wolf on Prince of Wales Island in 2015.
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