A trail camera caught a photo of a Canadian Gray Wolf that has entered Northern California from Oregon. More than 700 miles away from where he was.

This wolf has been fitted with a collar and even has a name – OR-7. “OR-7 left the Imnaha pack in northeastern Oregon last September, shortly before the state put a death warrant on his father and a sibling for killing cattle.”

Here’s what an animal rights group out of Oregon had to say. “A conservation group has dubbed him Journey, a name picked from a list of entries sent by children as far away as Finland. Oregon Wild said it was part of an effort to make the wolf too famous to kill.”

“Journey is the most famous wolf in the world,” said Steve Pedery, conservation director of Oregon Wild. “It is not surprising that the paparazzi finally caught up with him.”

Click here to read the full article on MSNBC.

Hunters and sportsmen in California. Now is the time to start fighting these wolves and letting your state’s politicians know it before they get a foot hold in your state. This is also proof of just how far these wolves will travel. If not stopped they will spread across our country. – Hunters Against PETA