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An analysis of data collected in 2022 produced an estimate of 631 wolves, give or take 49, the Department of Natural Resources said Tuesday. The survey estimated 136 packs roam the peninsula in Michigan's far north, with an average of four to five animals in each.
Wolf range is approximately 25 percent of the map shown, including 90 percent of the Upper Peninsula and 100 percent on Isle Royale. Satellite image of Lake Superior with Isle Royale located near the northwestern shore. Isle Royale is an island in northwestern Lake Superior.
Wolves have larger and blockier snouts/muzzles and shorter and more rounded ears than coyotes, who have longer, narrower features. Wolves also have distinctively bushier and shorter tails. Coyotes are shorter, sleeker, and lighter on their feet.
No wolves are known to live in the Lower Peninsula. Michigan's DNR last year released a draft updated wolf management plan. But gray wolves still have federal legal protection and cannot be killed unless in defense of human life.
Since 2011, the minimum estimate for the UP wolf population has remained stable, ranging from 618 to 695. These numbers are considered the maximum number of wolves the U.P. can sustain. The last confirmed wolf sighting in the Lower Peninsula was in 2004, in Presque Isle County.