Tracking Wolves: How California is Attempting to Learn About New Wolfpack
From 23 ABC Bakersfield:
SEQUOIA NATIONAL MONUMENT, Calif. — I took my dogs with me up to near, it wasn’t at the Trail of One Hundred Giants but it was in the area.”
That’s John Ornosky, a Wofford Heights resident recounting his experience in mid-September.
“Not far into the hike at all, I came upon the signs.”
The sign Ornosky is referencing states that there are traps in the area that could potentially snare dogs. Those traps, meant for a new wolfpack that has been discovered in the southern part of Tulare County in the Sequoia National Forest.
