Yellowstone Wolf Directory

[TheNormalGuy]

Wolf #26F [Founding Alpha Female of The Washakie Pack]

a.    1996 Arrivals
b.    Unknown weight as pup
c.     Released April  2 1996, exit April 2
d.    Original Nez Perce Member
e.    Dispersed to form a new pack with 15M
f.      Alpha female of the new pack as of Dec 31 1996
g.    Sister of 29M, 30F and 37F
h.    Bred with 15M in 1997 given the pack a name (Washakie)
i.      All of her 5 pups survived to year end.
j.      She was killed in a control action operation in 1998 after killing livestock.

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Recap

ID : #26F

Sex : Female

Color : Black

Lifespan in Yellowstone : 1996-1998 (2 years in Yellowstone)

Status in Nez Perce Pack : Subordinate (1996)

Status in Washakie Pack : Alpha Female (1996-1998)

Ancestry : Sister of 29M, 30F and 37F

Mates : 15M

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Descendance : 5 pups in 1997

• 132M
• 133M*
• #134
• #135
• #138
  

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Descendance Legacy [Descendance pups that produced known pups] :

• 228F [Grand-Daughter] [Daughter of 133M]
  

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Source of these informations : 

Yellowstone Wolf Projects Annual Reports and "Charting Yellowstone Wolves (25th Anniversary)"

(1995 and 1996, 1997, 1998)

(The link to the Wolf Annual Reports is in the first post of the thread)

*Edit of this post will come in shorter or later moments after the 1996 reintroduced wolves are done (26F-42F) !*

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*Note* : I transferred this thread to my forum : The Domain of the Wolf and updated and added many informations from the multiples sources I red. Hope it is understandable.  Also, there is a problem with the spacing between texts sometimes which i can't fix. Sorry for the inconvenience it might cause.

Although all the informations are based from my review, searches and documentation of my searches on the Internet, some informations can be, and are, inaccurate due to new papers coming out, new genetics analyses, etc etc.

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