Has Anyone Seen Three Wolvereens Like This?

[Denwhit]

I shot this picture in 1998 on the Continental Divide between Idaho and Montana.

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[JRuby]

Pretty unique they are pretty solitary animals.

 

[Hop Sing]

That has to be a one of a kind photo for sure. YOW!!!

 

[thorborg]

I've only stumbled on to one, once in Oregon. In the sixties, My uncle & I got it cornered. Big mistake!
Fortunate for you twice; in that you've seen something few others have and most never will, plus close enough with a camera to film them. (I don't even have that)
That's braggin rights and a memory not likely forgotten.

 

[jbett98]

Maybe a mother with two offspring?

 

[RVTECH]

Saw one many years ago up near Paulina peak.

 

[fxdc]

They are hunting....
Russians.
Go Wolverines!
LOL

 

[11Charlie]

Great picture! gotta love mother nature.

 

[Medic!]

Saw the same thing last spring in Montana at the ranch.
My two friends and I thought it must be a mother and two cubs. [Are they cubs?]

This year I will be on the lookout for them. And I'll have a real camera. Hopefully get some good pictures.
I was afraid to get too close last spring [Stayed 200 yards away or so]. I didn't want to provoke them.



I think overall there making a come back.

 

[Denwhit]

They were all the same size and I followed them a little bit but they just glanced at me and moved on. I think triplets.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Lucky guy! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Stomper]

They are hunting....
Russians.
Go Wolverines!
LOL

Was just gonna say that they're setting up on the top of the hill to ambush a rooskie convoy..... WOLVERINES!!!

 

[The Heretic]

Six of them together:

 

[clearconscience]

I ran into one on a golf course in Bend.
Got within about 30 ft of it before I looked up and it was staring me down.

I decided the drop ball penalty was good for that hole.

 

[Certaindeaf]

The American Honey Badger. lol
I saw a few in Montana but they were just singles.

 

[L84Cabo]

The American Honey Badger. lol
I saw a few in Montana but they were just singles.

Honey Badger don't care! Honey badger don't give a shhhhhh...err...crap!

 

[Gaucho Gringo]

Great picture and you were very lucky to take it. Pound for pound they are probably one of the most ferocious animals in the world. Wouldn't want get one mad at me.

 

[Ura-Ki]

Awesome sight! Very rare to see out and about! I have seen one ( Same one?) Around the ranch in Co. Maybe three times, never closer then about 100 feet. Very neet animal, and to see one, let alone three is simply amazing! Been seeing a lot of predators in the last several years, I take that as a good sign!
Really excited to see if my monster neighbor Grizzly is still alive, would be real cool if he is still around, mighty impressive animal! About 900 pounds last fall, maybe 6 years old if we were to guess his age!

 

[Medic!]

I love this video.

That wolverine is one persistent Mo-Fo.

 

[Denwhit]

I showed the picture to our road guy that has been out and about in Wyoming all of his life. All he had ever seen was scat and never a live wolverine. He aked me to keep the picture secret, and I did. Everyone thought wolverines were way up north to Canada. This was where I worked at the time on a 10,000 mountain top overlooking Henry's Lake in Idaho at a long range FAA radar site. Everyone thought the government officials might close us down if they saw this. I've kept it secret for 20 years.