One of my Idaho “grail animals” is the wolverine. My colleague Jeff Barney had an encounter in Idaho’s Pioneer Mountains this month. Check out his blog about it:
Pioneer Mountain wolverines
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Thanks, Matt. Very interesting that it showed up again the next morning. You read very little about Wolverine behavior, other than carrion stake outs.
The Wolverine has to be the toughest large mammal in temperate NA.
Maybe some day,
John