How mant wolves does it take??

[vc]

My brother in Idaho sent these to me, they where from a tree stand. And by the way the answer is 7.

 

[lowann]

UUff!! What a grizzly death for that poor moose. Nature is heartless, only the strong survive.

 

[Throttle]

Wow...bet that got the heart racing! What was he hunting at the time? What kind of law is there on wolves?

That would've been hard to watch

 

[vc]

It was one of his hunting buddies I think, Idaho did have its first Wolf season this year but I thank they only allowed 200 something to be taken. If 7 wolves can take down a full grown moose how many coyotes does it take to take down a 400 pound calf?

 

[Bulldaddy]

Never heard of coyotes taking down a 400 lb calf.  Maybe a baby if the momma cow isn't doing her job.

 

[cotullaguy]

If I had my gun, I think I would have starting picking off wolves for the heck of it. <cowboy>

 

[KCK]

I would have been shaking so hard with fear, I might have fallen into the pack! Those are INSANE! Thanks for sharing.

 

[olsun]

Just saw on the news this morning that wolves ended the life of a woman jogger in Alaska. I would rather they stuck to moose. Maybe PETA can help.

 

[knabe]

Just saw on the news this morning that wolves ended the life of a woman jogger in Alaska. I would rather they stuck to moose. Maybe PETA can help.

PETA will help by displaying signs it's safe to jog because the wolves need food.  we train wolves to have no fear of man, and it's getting worse.  wolves need predators too.

PETA needs some predation.

 

[forbes family farms]

If it were me i would of shot those dang wolves!!!! Poor Moose

 

[xxcc]

how many meese does it take to feed these guys? (by the way, there are 22 of them in the picture)

 

[jbw]

How many days did that guy stay in the tree stand before he felt safe to get down?  I hope he had more than a bow or muzzleloader!!!

 

[coachmac]

That would have been hard to watch!  I am glad the government hasnt felt the urge to relocate those critters around our area.  Just read an article about the man that harvested the first wolf legally in the lower 48.  Good article and it gives you a little look into what he is having to deal with now.