First, thank you again for all the comments.
There is always a nice feeling to know that you can not for the great void out there reported, but that real human beings look forward to.
Gerry of Scotland is still 2 more weeks in the park and will report in the next few days. Thank you Gerry.
Gerry
I am against 7 clock begin. When I came to Lava Creek, it has powerful snow with zero visibility on the Blacktail Plateau. I went further into the Lamar Valley in the hope of better weather. But it was worse. The Lamar Cox was in the Ice Canyon (in the northeastern part of Y). I stopped at Bridge Foot, came as Rick and said it was not worth to continue. The weather situation was getting worse. Wolf was one of the Watcher in the vicinity of the Soda Butte Cone went off the road.
I went back to the Blacktail. Here, the view was now better. The wolves were there, where they had stayed in last time, about 2 miles. After about an hour she got up and ran to the bison. The bison were tails raised high, and were ready for the wolves. As one got too close, he was driven away from them. Then came again dark clouds and we could see only up to the street. I went to Mammoth for lunch and an hour back. For a short time we could see 15 wolves (a black wolf emerges, and sometimes joins the 14-member Blacktail family). Again snow and zero visibility. We gave up the search and I drove very carefully back to Gardiner.
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