Thinking is not knowing?I don't think the wolf was attacking him, or was going to that's all. Hating them is useless. If you have them in your area, buy tags and go kill some. mtmuley
Right on, just so happens, I liked his quick thinking!Thinking is all the guy himself could do. Wolf never touched him. So we're all equally experts.
Having been ATTACKED by a Hybred Wolf/Dog 145 lbs., I personally woulda sent the FU**ER to Pooch heaven, and went on my way. If the others, as he stated pursued; they'd join their comrade IMMEDIATELY! NO REPORT to DNR, GAME COMMISION, WILD LIFE OFFICER; STRAIGHT to HELL! TheosmithjrHadn't seen this posted yet. Has good commentary too. The writer, Bill Monroe, is an ages old and well respected outdoors commentator in Oregon.
http://www.oregonlive.com/sports/or...f/2017/11/i_was_terrified_says_elk_hunte.html
EXACTLY! I'da killed the MF, and went about my business! No one, no group or organization is there, or going to help you! All that happens is you get JAMMED UP for being Honest and doing what they say is the RIGHT THING! FU*K THEM!Biggest mistake made was reporting it to the local authority. This is where the politics get involved and the peanut butter is spread thru all the humane groups to criticize what he thought was right at the time. No one was there except for him.