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>>#1 My husband saw a small wolf on Flood Road in >>Marlborough, CT, it trotted alongside his car for >>about 4oo feet so he had a good long look at him. He >>was very mangy but much more hair than a coyote and >>being a German Shepherd lover, he knew it wasn't a GS. >>He called me and told me what he had just seen so I >>called Animal Control. The ACOfficer knew exactly what >>I was talking about, and said the DEP would deny it if >>we reported it. He told us that there is a white >>colored Gray Wolf and a black colored Grey Wolf in the >>woods near my home. #2 About two weeks later while we >>were eating breakfast, we saw a large white "dog" >>about 60 feet away from our house, the beagle was >>barking at it and it just stood there staring at him. >>We quickly realized it was no dog, but a wolf. >> >>In August, before I ever heard of wolves in CT, my >>friend in Portland, CT saw one in her yard, (she too >>was letting her dog out) and it was very close to >>their house. She said it was not a coyote, she is a >>Maine native and knows what a coyote looks like. >>*************** >>The animal control officer said they wouldn't hurt us, >>but I have small kids and I am slightly freaked out. >>Not to mention that the Animal Control Officer also >>told us that there have been cougar sightings in the >>Colchester, CT area. I found out that a wolf is the >>cougar's only predator. A blessing in disguise? >> >>I would love to hear a theory on why DEP denies there >>are wolves here. >Simsbury/Granby CT My wife believes she saw a wolf bye >a steam around our yard.I told her no way it is a >coyote, we can here them from time to time around >here.she looked them both up and saw pictures and says >wolf.I now say husky or Ferrel dog .

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