June 19 No. 13 again separated from No. 11 and 12

July 11 Wolf No. 12 found dead, killed by automobile just

before July 6, north of Amasa (T45N-R33W-Sec 17)

July 15 Wolf No. 11 moved out of Iron County for the first

time since May 7, found north of Kenton

(T49N-R38W-Sec 31)

July 20 Wolf No. 13 found dead from gunshot, south of

Sagola, last previous location (June 27) at same

location where No. 12 killed by automobile

(T52N-R30W-Sec 5)

Aug. 6 Wolf No. 11 located near Wisconsin border, 3/4

miles (1.2 km) east of Lac Vieux Desert, 10:15

a.m. (EDT) (T43N-R38W-Sec 9)

Aug. 13 Wolf No. 11 located 1.5 miles (2.4 km) southeast

of Ewen 25 miles (40.5 km) north of Lac Vieux

Desert, 10:10 a.m. (EDT) (T46N-R40W-Sec 36)

Aug. 28 No locations since Aug. 13. Wolf No. 11 back in

Marquette County .25 miles (0.4 km) south of Squaw

Lake, a 60-mile (96.5 km) move eastward

(T45N-R30W-Sec 21)

Sept. 20 No. 11 trapped and shot on Floodwood Plaine 3.1

miles (5.0 km) south of Witch Lake

(T44N-R24W-Sec 11)

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