[Beagle8U]

Well, we have plenty of wolves in northern Michigan too.

I have seen some here in the southern part of the state that you would swear was as big as a wolf.

They have less fear because they are hard to hunt in the woods and brush. There is very little open country and its quite hilly.

They come out mostly at night and you seldom see them out in the crop fields in the open.

I have about 6-10 that live in the back of my woods and hear them at night when they kill deer.

You can always tell when they make a large kill because they make lots of noise howling and fighting over it.

A buddy of mine shot one a few years ago that was close to 70 lbs! I forget the exact weight but it was in the high sixties.

[Darren McCarty]

I live right outside of Ann Arbor and saw one right at the city limits. I saw a big mangy looking canine right on the side of the road in the farm standing there perfectly still. It was about 7AM. People walk their dogs there, but they don't roam there. I was going past there about 55MPH so I didn't think much of it outside of wondering where the "dog's" owner was. I noticed the brownish-grayish color and its ears.

About a minute later, I realized that was no dog, but a coyote. It was about the size of a boxer dog. I hear them, and see their tracks at times, and even an old den, but I don't usually see them.