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I have also seen wolves along that section of Highway 93 both years I lived out in Radium for the summer. Probably the best place to see a wolf in the rockies. I know last year they reduced the speed of that section of highway to 60 km/h when there were alot of sightings. Managed to snap a picture of one last summer when I was with my cousin.

I would go back and look for tracks but we got a pretty intense thunderstorm after that so I'm pretty sure the tracks are washed away. Plus it's in a marshy area so access would be tricky. I still don't know though, the head does look coyoteish zoomed in but the thick legs do not resemble a coyote at all. I don't think I'll ever know for sure.

OK here is it blown up. I wish I could somehow enhance the pic, if anyone knows how let me know. I'm still leaning towards lynx, I think a cougar would have a longer body, and the thickness of the legs being another characteristic. I don't know if that it's tail in behind, could be the outline of its body.

I was doing a hike in Elk Island National Park last night and took a pic of what I thought was a coyote at first. But after examining the pic at home it seems like it may have been a lynx. I'm gonna post the pic and see what everyone else thinks. Lynx are supposedly found in the park occasionally so it could be possible. To me the shape of the body looks very catlike especially with the thick legs that coyotes usually do not have. Let me know what you think, it's bugging the hell out of me!!

Bottom fish looks like a bull. Must say I'm very impressed if that is the North Saskatchewan around Edmonton. Always thought the river was only pike, walleye and goldeye around Edmonton. But bulls historically were in the river around Edmonton so its good to see they are making a comeback!