For the RUB hunters out there.. neighbor whack a wolf

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

My neighbor and his wife were tracking caribou today on their snow machines (snow mobiles for you), when he got this wolf. Two packs have crossed the river so far this year and now one of those packs is minus one wolf.

30-06 for those who care.

Edited February 1, 2012 by Why_Me

[Tim/Mav 305]

Son of a Beach!

Thats the Biggest Wolf I ever seen.

[natty bumppo 293]

My neighbor and his wife were tracking caribou today on their snow machines (snow mobiles for you), when he got this wolf. Two packs have crossed the river so far this year and now one of those packs is minus one wolf.

30-06 for those who care.

where did he hide the saddle?

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Son of a Beach!

Thats the Biggest Wolf I ever seen.

Ya he's good size. A gal I know killed one in the back of her cabin last week that I thought was big, but not nearly as big as that one.

[Tim/Mav 305]

I been to Alaska before. 2 of them that size could drop a Moose. I did notice this Wolf looks well Feed. Not skinny.

One this size would have a human down in 5 seconds and they instickly go for the neck. Yummy!

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

I been to Alaska before. 2 of them that size could drop a Moose. I did notice this Wolf looks well Feed. Not skinny.

One this size would have a human down in 5 seconds and they instickly go for the neck. Yummy!

A school teacher just south of here in Chignik Bay got ate up by wolves two winters ago. She was wearing a sony walkman while out jogging and never heard them coming...this was after she was warned. Some yuppie from back east fresh out of college.

Usually wolves will try to hamstring their prey first then then go for the throat...unless it's a dog..then they go straight for the throat. These wolves around here alot bigger than the ones I'm used to seeing down on the Kenai Peninsula.

[Tim/Mav 305]

A school teacher just south of here in Chignik Bay got ate up by wolves two winters ago. She was wearing a sony walkman while out jogging and never heard them coming...this was after she was warned. Some yuppie from back east fresh out of college.

Usually wolves will try to hamstring their prey first then then go for the throat...unless it's a dog..then they go straight for the throat. These wolves around here alot bigger than the ones I'm used to seeing down on the Kenai Peninsula.

3 Times the size than in Oregon/Washington.

They are Pack Hunters and work as a team. If theres one in front of you, look behind, to the side.

There objective is only Food.

Edited February 1, 2012 by Tim/Mav

[Tim/Mav 305]

Why I relate to this Topic so well and reply is:

I know what it's like to be attacked when I was a child. So I will tell you an actual fact/occurance that could have taken my life. Even so called Domesticated Pets can do the same thing. Pittbulls/German Sheppards/Mixed breeds.

I was about 5 years old. Our family was invited to dinner at my dads co-workers home. We were a family of 4 children and the owner of the home had 3 children about the same age as us. (4 to 7 years old).

So theres 7 Children in the neighbors backyard and the parents are watching us inside the house from a window. But, thinking everything is OK.

The Owner had a German Shepard/Wolf Mix dog that roomed free among us children. Everything seemed fine.

All I remember is the Dog came up to me. Did'nt growl at all. Then leaped on me. He quickly put me down and started at my lower back. Since all the kids were screaming the parents came running. By this time the dog was almost to my neck.

The dog was PULLED OFF and did not stop. I did nothing to provoke that attack. I was taken to Emergency. I remember I had a Yellow T-shirt Covered in Blood. The Owner of the Dog had 3 children himself and were shocked.

The wife of the Owner said: I seen that and you did too. What if it was your children and we were'nt here to save them.

My dad returned to their house after I was stitched and healing from what was a posible death.

The Owner said: I'm uncomfortable too. They went out with loaded rifle and shot the dog.

I never understood why it happened but today I know.

Good Post Why_Me.

[slim 1,519]

That looks just like the dude who shot the mountain lion in Colorado a few weeks ago.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Ya he's good size. A gal I know killed one in the back of her cabin last week that I thought was big, but not nearly as big as that one.

Dammit! That is just a whole lot bigger than a coyote!

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Wow that is huge! Is he going to get the pelt made into a rug?

Maybe a photo fleece? http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/idwolves.asp

Edited February 1, 2012 by Penguin_ie

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Wow that is huge! Is he going to get the pelt made into a rug?

Maybe a photo fleece? http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/idwolves.asp

OK now I'm feeling like I was taken. Gino from FB sent me that wolf photo last night saying Calvin Teresea whacked that wolf yesterday and Gino's not answering his PM this morning.

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Lol- maybe the big bad wolf ate him! I thought I'd seen that photo before, but wasn't sure, but a google search brought it up.

You are right of course that wolves can be a danger to humans, as can other wildlife- I visited a friend once up in the wilderness in Washington State that kept a shotgun by his outdoor hottub due to bear attacks.

[Tim/Mav 305]

OK now I'm feeling like I was taken. Gino from FB sent me that wolf photo last night saying Calvin Teresea whacked that wolf yesterday and Gino's not answering his PM this morning.

The fact remains: There out there. So a Cell phone won't help you when they decide your dinner. TO LATE. Nature is like that. We hunt meat and they have the right as well. Period....

Understand, you don't even have to dead before they start eating you alive. Just Down is all that matters. Death will come soon.

[tmma 467]

That'll make a nice rug.