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there for sure are wolverines here. It is about 9 inches by 5 inches ish I think.. I'm trying to remember. Some peeps on FB think Bear because of the teeth
 
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For sure not dog teeth.. I compared even to our biggest dog who is a humungous irish wolfhound. Different teeth all together. Different shape
 

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For sure not dog teeth.. I compared even to our biggest dog who is a humungous irish wolfhound. Different teeth all together. Different shape

Look at a German Sheperd skull it is very close to the wolf. The front canine look a little too big but you would need measurements to be sure, but the shape of the teeth and number would match either a wolf or a sheperd.

Edit: if it was a shepard it would have to have been the biggest one ever bred.
 

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Look at a German Sheperd skull it is very close to the wolf. The front canine look a little too big but you would need measurements to be sure, but the shape of the teeth and number would match either a wolf or a sheperd.

Edit: if it was a shepard it would have to have been the biggest one ever bred.
Agreed. The teeth do match a wolf. Bears tend to have quite a gap between their canine teeth and the molars.
Wolf
Gray_wolf_skull_side_view.jpg
Bear
blackbearskull.jpg
 
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About 2 weeks ago the kids and I were coming down the mountain. I was on the old touring sled pulling them in the skimmer to the bus stop. As we came around a switchback we surprised a "creature". We examined the tracks carefully, at first we thought cougar, but then realized it was 2 wolves.. one was HUMUNGOUS!! like massive and the other was small. I wonder if this was the smaller one and they weren't actually traveling together??
 

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Wolf, seen lots of wolf skulls around here looks damn close, just a lil on the small side, not much out there will kill a wolverine, a few animals can but generally will stay away from them
 

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Back to bones huh momma, poop pictures are sure to follow.
 
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