How big can wolves get in Oregon?

Wolves in Oregon typically weigh between 70 and 140 pounds. However, there have been rare instances of larger wolves, with some individuals reaching 170 pounds or more.

Here's a breakdown of factors influencing wolf size:

* Gender: Males tend to be larger than females.

* Diet: Wolves with access to abundant prey, like elk and deer, will generally be bigger than those with limited food sources.

* Genetics: Individual wolves have different genetic predispositions that contribute to their size.

* Age: Wolves typically reach their full size around 2-3 years old.

It's important to note that these are just general ranges, and individual wolves can vary significantly in size.