Camp Oot-Oot
Camp Oot-Oot ResearchCitizen scientists interested in the welfare of Maine's wild canids with a focus on Canis lycaon, the eastern wolf.
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A Few Trail Camera Highlights
We see lots of cool stuff on the 20 trail cams we maintain on the edge of the 3 1/2 million acres of North Maine Woods. From mice climbing trees, to gray fox that climb even better. We regularly see a ‘normal’ sized (18+-”) eastern coyote t...
Are Eastern Wolves Being Killed in Maine?
I hold a lifetime hunting and fishing license in Maine & have fed myself and enjoyed these sports for over 50 years. I’ll be out early tomorrow, the first day of regular deer season, to hopefully harvest the nice buck I’ve seen hanging arou...
COMPLETE THE WOLF STUDIES - Before allowing Wolfden's Picket Mountain Mine to proceed
I was admiring a drone picture a friend of mine snapped other day - Looking west from 300 feet above our property in Mount Chase, Maine. There’s just one paved road & millions of acres of forest to the Canadian border roughly 90 miles west....
Trail Cam Stuff
We have right around 20 trail cams out on our property, and a few more out in the nearby northern forests. Here are a few quick clips of some visitors that were kind enough to show off for us this summer at Camp Oot-Oot.
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We're citizen scientists interested in the welfare of Maine's wild Canis with a focus on Canis lycaon, the eastern wolf.
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