I want to tell you a story of wondering about wolves.
One day Mary, our friend Leo, and I follow a snow-covered service road to the edge of Yellowstone’s Blacktail Deer Plateau. Our plan—if you can call it that—is to walk as far as we want onto the plateau. Little snow has fallen in the last couple of cold weeks so our hiking boots crunch on shallow snow as we proceed.
Within a hundred yards, Leo finds the tracks of a single wolf; they look fresh... To listen to the rest:
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This reading based on a chapter of the best selling Deep into Yellowstone.
Photo Credits:
Photo of wolf tracks by Rick Lamplugh
Rick Lamplugh writes, photographs, and speaks to protect wildlife and wild lands.
His bestselling In the Temple of Wolves; its sequel, Deep into Yellowstone; and its prequel, The Wilds of Aging are available signed. His books are also available unsigned or as eBook or audiobook on Amazon.
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