You're hiking through the woods ...

[Wolf3101]

To begin with you'll never see a wolf in the wild unless it allows it. They can detect you well over a mile before you can see them.

In the entire history of the US there has not been a single case of a human bieng attacked by a healthy wild wolf so you're in no danger in any case.

I have worked closely with Wolves and Wolfdogs for slighty over 30 years. This expierance includes working on three reintroduction programs thus far.
Your honestly in far more danger walking up to some ranchers steer than you are from a wild wolf.

 

[blacktip]

<whistle> and say "here boy. come on"

 

[Aquaman_95]

That's cool but I used to live on like a 268 acer Plantation Where we Saw Coyotes on Broad Day light.....and I even Saw A Rabid one Before...and Possums.....HUGE OWLS....WE EVEN HAD OUR OWN MONSTER FISH IN OUR POND!!!!!BIG BASS!

 

[Wolf3101]

Heres a picture of my daughter Victoria and one of our deadly wolves...lol

No Tori isn't tiny...shes 5'11 Simba weighs a tad over 170 (real world...not internet) pounds.

 

[Nic]

what does the collar say?????

 

[Wolf3101]

it says....if you can read this then your lunch

 

[Nic]

it says....if you can read this then your lunch

thanks lucky you wish i could work with wolves

 

[Wolf3101]

No you don't..They eat better than we do....take up MOST of the damn bed and pass gas that can clear a city block on 'lamb' day...

 

[Nic]

most of that i allready deal with....lol got more pics of the wolves you have worked with....

 

[doubledragon]

No you don't..They eat better than we do....take up MOST of the damn bed and pass gas that can clear a city block on 'lamb' day...