I saw a Wolf in Milton today

by David Hern
(Milton, Ontario, Canada)

My sighting was in the new park in the new subdivision where I live in Milton, Ontario. This area used to be farm land near the creek.

This animal wanted my little dog for dinner, I'm sure as it stalked me and my dog for ten minutes, but I stood my ground and it gave up.

I got on top of the children's slide in the park where I was at the time with my dog, and waited for it to go away.

It did not make a sound, just circled us and I growed at it like a dog and showed no fear.

It was young I think, probably 40 pounds at the most.

This happened at 5:00 am in the morning before I went to work.

Thank you David, for this report of your sighting.

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starstarstarstarstar 		Blood curdling sounds at 12:30 becoming frequent
by: Anonymous

We live on Savoline blvd between the fire station and the school on the other side of the street, a few doors down is a grassy area with a small pond. Frequently in the late evening/early morning, after 12am, and the last 3 times I looked at the
clock it was 12:30am, we have been hearing a wild pack of dogs. We have heard this numerous times. It sounds like at least 5-7 and they sounds like they are killing something. Several times it sounded like they were killing a dog or an animal that crys out like that. Blood curdling sounds late at night, it is quite and all of the sudden we hear barking, yelping, crys a bunch of unsettling noises including like if a dog is in pain how they cry out.
Everyone has heard this in my house. It is very disturbing. We have stopped taking our dogs out after dark because of this. My daughter has even seen most likely another pack of several at the end of Savoline blvd at the lights of Louis St Laurent early in the morning several times. We are concerned about the warmer weather and people going for a walk or walking pets. Are they moving closer in rural areas because of the covid lack of people outdoors especially at night? It reminds me of the movies where animals move into cities because the people are gone. My question is what can we do to get our Mayor and MPs to assist idk but we should start making calls because it is happening more frequently now.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Saw Wolf in Milton
by: Anonymous

During a drive Christmas morning 2020. I saw a wolf in a farm field on Burnhamthorpe Road, just west of Hwy #25. Was bigger and a full longer coat than a coyote. Had to be a wolf.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Scott by PL Robertson
by: Anonymous

Saw one on October 30th around 5:30 near Scott Blvd by P. L. Robertson Public School, headed east towards Milton Hospital.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Wolf
by: Anonymous

I saw grey colour, very big wolf, in our farm (25 sideroad/2th road) in the morning at 7:45 am. Feb 20, 2020.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Saw a wolf on James Snow
by: Anonymous

Driving home at 3:30am, on James Snow, approaching Luis St. Laurent and saw a wolf! Didnt even know we had them close by but for sure was not a Coyote! Was driving by him and we locked eyes and he pretty much lunged at my car! I swerved and he just ran across the street!!! So crazy, just blown away that I saw one and hoping pet owners keep their pets indoors! Was a bit frightening!!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyote
by: Scott

Saw a large coyote in ravene near Louis St Laurent, Milton, it looked to be about 35 pounds.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyote
by: Anonymous

I saw two coyotes on a corn field near Tremaine Rd, Milton.
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starstarstarstarstar 		February 3 2019
by: Anonymous

I was away for the night and came home to a bird murdered on the front porch, its beak ripped off and all the feathers and there were very large tracks in the snow.

Willingdon Cr Milton, Ontario
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyote seen
by: Kamran

I saw big coyote just in front of my driveway at Rayner Crt around 8.00 pm on February 4th 2019. Luckily I could sit on car realised after that. Looking very hungry and scared!!!!!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyote in Milton
by: Anonymous

Last night a large Coyote walked past my house on the walkway behind Lott Crescent in Milton around 9:00 p.m. He was quite large and had a rabbit in his mouth. You also can hear them howl at night.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Two Wolves running along Lakeshore near Walkers Line
by: Anonymous

This evening, around 8:00 my daughter, her bff and myself were driving along Lakeshore Road when two Grey Wolves ran across the road into a private property on the south side of Lakeshore. We were all stunned, asking one another "did you see what I saw?" I called 311 and the fellow on the other end of the line didn't seem as if he believed me. But there were three sets of eyes that all agreed they were not Coyotes, Foxes or dogs - these were two Wolves.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyotes or Coy-wolves?
by: Anonymous

They are present and ecologically important.
Beautiful documentary on these important animals: Meet the Coy-Wolf
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starstarstarstarstar 		Big Coyote in Milton Ontario
by: Hector

I saw a big Coyote almost the size of a Wolf which chased me from the other side of street, but he was so scared of cars and I was so lucky that 2 cars passed the street and I got time to escape!!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyote spotted
by: Anonymous

Spotted a coyote on February 12 @ 11:50 pm running across James Snow Parkway from east to west between Main and 401. Was huge, almost looked like a wolf. Ran so fast across my truck was 10 feet away from it.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyote spotted on Livingston Rd & Weller Cres near the Train Bridge
by: Anonymous

I saw a rather large Coyote near the train bridge at the corner of Livingston Road and Weller Crossing at 6:30 am this morning. Certainly not a Wolf however it was a pretty damn big Coyote. Be careful walking dogs.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Spotted
by: Anonymous

Out for a walk with my dog around 7pm on November 24/2015. This large Coyote/ coyote wolf (whatever he is) was on the sidewalk on Salvoline (across from the park just south of Pringle) and walked back into the creek as we approached. He's a big boy... Be cautious!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Wolf in Campbellville, Ontario
by: Anonymous

Right now, June 18, 2015 @ 9:10pm I just saw one Wolf in my backyard, my little dogs were playing.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Coyote in Milton
by: Clint

I saw a coyote, it was about the size of a large German Shepherd at James Snow Parkway at Derry Road heading south on James Snow.
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starstarstarstarstar 		November 9, 2014 we saw it
by: Bob

While biking in the Hilton Falls / Agreement Forest - it ran past 7 of us biking. We did not hear it - we did however see it. We were very close to Guelph Line and the hydro right of way.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Wolves in Milton
by: c.mcdonald

My husband and I both saw what we thought was a Wolf in downtown Milton on Saturday January 6 2013. Could this be possible?
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starstarstarstarstar 		At Royal Woodbine Golf Course
by: Anonymous

I saw one at Royal Woodbine Golf Course close to Pearson Airport. It kind of stopped and stared at us a bit and went off to the next hole, it sat down next to the green watching the next group of golfers putting balls in the hole. It was the size of a big German Shepherd.

The animals you saw was likely a Coyote, as we have had many sightings of them in that area - thanks for writing to tell us about what you saw!
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starstarstarstarstar 		WOLF IN MILTON, ONTARIO.
by: Anonymous

I saw it too! Between MSC and Sixteen Mile Creek (south side). He stood on the guard rail and stared at me!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Wolf at Thompson and Clark
by: David Hyland

On January 22nd 2011, myself and my wife were driving south on Thompson Road just past Derry Road, and saw a large Wolf walking across the road.

We stopped and watched it walk east-bound on the power line field.

It was awesome to see it.

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