They aren't a critter that you'd catch accidentally. They are pretty darned wary of anything out of the ordinary in their territory.

There was one 2 years ago that was trapped in Montana that had been released in Colorado. They had collared it and had followed its path from Co up through Wyo and Idaho and 2 different routes through Yellowstone Nat park into Montana near Missoula.

White17, I am getting that cage ready for my live one next winter to live in my basement, you better start working on the crate to ship it in!!!

Or if the trapper did catch it, it never made the news because they never found his body.

Figured I'd ship it in a gunny sack.

is that made of kevlar?

I feel sorry for the dog team that takes the mail from McGrath to Anchorage.

Nah, they calm right down if you put an old alarm clock in with them.

ya but you are the guy who puts them to sleep on a permanent basis by slipping a brown paper bag over their head!!!!

OK white, I will be looking for a gunny sack in the mail.

Does anyone have a credible knowledge of when the last one was seen in Colorado?

Slyder,

A friend of mine works for the BLM in Colorado, he and his brother took their boys up on the divide a couple of years ago to prescout some elk country....

They told me they saw 2 up above the tree line... I will ask where they saw it, the next time I see the brother that still lives down here......

Theres a wolverine mounted in the game and fish office in cheyenne wyo that was caught a few miles north of cheyenne by an old time trapper by the name of burt farris.

Supposedly, we have a few in Oregon. I met a guy that swears he saw one in the Cascades....he also claims he was completely sober at the time...LOL.

Habitat is "right" in some places and I think they could migrate over from the bordering states. The wolves are making it here from Idaho now...so I think there must be some here.

I can easily believe they could be in the Cascades. Particularly in higher elevations and roadless areas. If you begin getting wolves, I believe you will see an increase or development of a wolverine population.