Wolves

[Ibanez]

Mark, don't try to be like Cap'n Cat.

I can't, i'm too skinny and sober.

[grizzaholic]

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[Ibanez]

I can't, i'm too skinny and sober.

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

That was harsh. That was mean. I should be ashamed..i'm so ashamed.


Ok, i'm feel better now.


Now, about those wolves.Those damn, dirty wolves.

[grizzaholic]

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[Ibanez]

That was harsh. That was mean. I should be ashamed..i'm so ashamed.


Ok, i'm feel better now.


Now, about those wolves.Those damn, dirty wolves.

If those fuckingenvirowackjobmotherfuckingqueefs try to stop this from happening it will be open season on those douchebags.

Such passion.

[Chizzang]

[Appaholic]

FYI Griza....

In your honor, I'll be in the Lamar Valley & Beartooth Wilderness areas sabotaging hunts this September.....if caught by police, I'll use your ID....and I'll be writing letters to area newspapers prior to arriving in Sept protesting the hunts....with your signature...

[Wedgebuster]

Worry not G-holic, I'll be keeping tabs on Appy.

[grizzaholic]

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[Chizzang]

Bill Bratsky ate an entire wolf as an appetizer at the bar this afternoon....then burped and ordered 6 shots of whiskey... 5 for him and one for the Wolf in his belly

[andy7171]

You guys are weird.





Well except for OB.

[grizzaholic]

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[houndawg]

Anybody else scared of this wolf pack?

Makes my eyes water just to look at them.......

[grizzaholic]

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[Gil Dobie]

Wiki Link

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Carnegie had gone for a walk and didn’t return to the surveyors' camp where he was working. His body was found to be partially consumed in an area known to be frequented by four wolves which regularly fed on human refuse. The pathologist who performed the autopsy, testified Carnegie had lost about 25% to 30% of his body mass in the attack, with the top midsection to the thigh being partially consumed.[33] Though originally the possibility of the culprit being an American Black Bear had not been ruled out, a coroners' jury concluded after a two year inquiry that the attackers had indeed been wolves.[34][35]
Seven stages leading to predatory attacks

1)The first outlined stage is a scarcity of wild game, be it due to poaching, habitat loss or seasonal migration.

2)Wolves begin approaching human habitations, though limiting their visits to nocturnal hours. Their presence is usually established by barking matches with local dogs.

3)After a certain amount of time, wolves begin to frequent human habitations in daylight hours and observe people and livestock at a distance.

4)The wolves begin acting bolder by attacking small stock and pets at daylight, sometimes pursuing their prey up to verandas. The wolves at this point do not focus on humans, but will growl and act threateningly toward them.

5)The wolves begin attacking large bodied livestock and may follow riders, as well as mount verandas and look into windows.

6)People begin to be harassed, usually in a playful manner. The wolves will chase people over short distances and nip at them, though will retreat if confronted.

7)Wolves begin attacking people in predatory fashions.

[Appaholic]

Wiki Link

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Carnegie had gone for a walk and didn’t return to the surveyors' camp where he was working. His body was found to be partially consumed in an area known to be frequented by four wolves which regularly fed on human refuse. The pathologist who performed the autopsy, testified Carnegie had lost about 25% to 30% of his body mass in the attack, with the top midsection to the thigh being partially consumed.[33] Though originally the possibility of the culprit being an American Black Bear had not been ruled out, a coroners' jury concluded after a two year inquiry that the attackers had indeed been wolves.[34][35]
Seven stages leading to predatory attacks

1)The first outlined stage is a scarcity of wild game, be it due to poaching, habitat loss or seasonal migration.

2)Wolves begin approaching human habitations, though limiting their visits to nocturnal hours. Their presence is usually established by barking matches with local dogs.

3)After a certain amount of time, wolves begin to frequent human habitations in daylight hours and observe people and livestock at a distance.

4)The wolves begin acting bolder by attacking small stock and pets at daylight, sometimes pursuing their prey up to verandas. The wolves at this point do not focus on humans, but will growl and act threateningly toward them.

5)The wolves begin attacking large bodied livestock and may follow riders, as well as mount verandas and look into windows.

6)People begin to be harassed, usually in a playful manner. The wolves will chase people over short distances and nip at them, though will retreat if confronted.

7)Wolves begin attacking people in predatory fashions.

So...people should clean up after themselves and quit indiscriminely killing wild game that the wolves feed upon?

[AZGrizFan]

A picture of a man fending off an agressive wolf 4 days before the fatal Carnegie attack mentioned above.

[grizzaholic]

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[Appaholic]

A picture of a man fending off an agressive wolf 4 days before the fatal Carnegie attack mentioned above.

Picture of Appa fending off drunk college roommate 2 days before work.

[Gil Dobie]

Environmentalists and animal lovers claim that wolves only kill the old and infirm. They claim that they kill only what they need for survival

Wolf Kills Link

Wolf Kills

[Appaholic]

Wiki Link

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Carnegie had gone for a walk and didn’t return to the surveyors' camp where he was working. His body was found to be partially consumed in an area known to be frequented by four wolves which regularly fed on human refuse. The pathologist who performed the autopsy, testified Carnegie had lost about 25% to 30% of his body mass in the attack, with the top midsection to the thigh being partially consumed.[33] Though originally the possibility of the culprit being an American Black Bear had not been ruled out, a coroners' jury concluded after a two year inquiry that the attackers had indeed been wolves.[34][35]
Seven stages leading to predatory attacks

1)The first outlined stage is a scarcity of wild game, be it due to poaching, habitat loss or seasonal migration.

2)Wolves begin approaching human habitations, though limiting their visits to nocturnal hours. Their presence is usually established by barking matches with local dogs.

3)After a certain amount of time, wolves begin to frequent human habitations in daylight hours and observe people and livestock at a distance.

4)The wolves begin acting bolder by attacking small stock and pets at daylight, sometimes pursuing their prey up to verandas. The wolves at this point do not focus on humans, but will growl and act threateningly toward them.

5)The wolves begin attacking large bodied livestock and may follow riders, as well as mount verandas and look into windows.

6)People begin to be harassed, usually in a playful manner. The wolves will chase people over short distances and nip at them, though will retreat if confronted.

7)Wolves begin attacking people in predatory fashions.

Bull **** Gil. If you listen to dback and Appaholic wolves only eat the wild animals, never ever ever humans or horses.

And according to Griza, wolves ulterior motive is to kill all elk, grizzly's, poodles & humans while stealing the Lindbergh baby and socializing US health system....

[TwinTownBisonFan]

Bull **** Gil. If you listen to dback and Appaholic wolves only eat the wild animals, never ever ever humans or horses.

And according to Griza, wolves ulterior motive is to kill all elk, grizzly's, poodles & humans while stealing the Lindbergh baby and socializing US health system....

they also undermined the US auto industry, and invented sub-prime mortgages and credit-default swaps...

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[Appaholic]

Environmentalists and animal lovers claim that wolves only kill the old and infirm. They claim that they kill only what they need for survival

Wolf Kills Link

Wolf Kills

While hunters claim they know how to best keep the population in check as they have done in the past....