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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
SPECIALS
SPECIALS
April 22, 2020
Recent wolf count numbers
T
2018
Toyota 4
Runner-
38,915
miles -
2017
GMC
Acadia -
49,187
miles -
$39,995
$28,995
#87230A
#92915A
2017
Buick
Enclave -
25,287
miles -
2017
Chevy
Equinox -
60,312
miles -
$30,995
$19,995
#21179A
#96413B
2016
KIA Soul -
18, 134
miles -
2016 Audi
A3 AWD
Convertible
- 34,508
miles -
$13,987
#19275B
$24,995
#25622A
2016
Buick
Verano -
111,796
miles -
2014
Toyota
Tundra -
92,363
miles -
$12,995
$27,995
#53768A
#36313A
2013
Toyota
Highlander
- 121,458
miles -
2012
Chevy
Sonic -
105,826
miles -
$18,995
$5,936
#22255B
#41275A
2010
Toyota
Tundra -
131,195
miles -
2004
Chrysler
Sebring -
(Very low
miles) -
$15,995
$5,995
#49772B
#35065W
he main territory of the
White River wolf pack is the
Warm Springs Reservation.
Branch of Natural Re-
sources wildlife monitors
saw the first wolf of the pack
a few years ago, followed by
the sighting of a mate. Some
of these observation were by
remote camera, and some
were seen by the wildlife
team.
Mid last year Natural Re-
sources reported the pair
had produced six wolf pups.
A recent state count of the
Oregon wolf population is at
158. Five of these are mem-
bers of the White River
pack.
The Spilyay Tymoo
first published in 1976
by the Confederated
Tribes
of
Warm
Springs.
The Spilyay is
mailed free of charge
to tribal members, on
and off the reservation.
The Spilyay is also
available online at at
wsnews.org
White River wolf and pups last year on the
reservation; and below left, one of the pups.
Archive photos courtesy the CTWS Branch of
Natural Resources Wildlife.