Canada | Two Banff NP wolf packs likely decimated by legal trapping outside park

In January, Craig Comstock did what he’s done many times over the years — loaded his two dogs into his vehicle and drove from his home in Calgary to the backcountry for a day hike.

Comstock, 44, is an avid outdoorsman — he hikes, fishes and hunts pheasants and partridges — but none of that prepared him for what he found in the bush.

https://thenarwhal.ca/two-banff-national-park-wolf-packs-likely-decimated-by-trapping/

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