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post 1550276421 04-28-2018, 02:03 PM
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Never realized wolves were that big wtf (pics)





Thought they were the same size as dogs
post 1550276601 04-28-2018, 02:07 PM
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Didn’t realize it either. Jesus. Would be scared encountering one let alone a pack.
post 1550276731 04-28-2018, 02:09 PM
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post 1550276951 04-28-2018, 02:13 PM
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incredibly jelly of those people
post 1550277011 04-28-2018, 02:14 PM
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post 1550277131 04-28-2018, 02:15 PM
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sweet mother of god, surely that's not normal wolves??
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post 1550277391 04-28-2018, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted By pollywogpriest
sweet mother of god, surely that's not normal wolves??
I think they’re normal, just that we’re probably used to thinking that wolves are small like coyotes
post 1550277471 04-28-2018, 02:19 PM
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Joe rogan has had at least 37 wolf attacks on his chicken coop
post 1550277561 04-28-2018, 02:21 PM
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Fukking love shooting those cocksuckers. Smoke a pack a day

Edit: And before anybody gets butthhurt because wolvez r fluffy<3. The grey wolf was native to Alaska and northern Canada, never in my region, some ******* from California decided omg there’s no more wolves in Idaho/Montana let’s transplant them here...now they are out here killing everything in sight, breeding like crazy, they have no predators and are impacting the actual native wildlife here. So yeah now everybody kills the chit out of them and just leaves them, maybe keeps the pelt.
post 1550277621 04-28-2018, 02:23 PM
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post 1550277661 04-28-2018, 02:23 PM
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is this real life ?

gotta be siberian mixes. 1st picture makes no sense. " Just chilling here with a wolf in our car! Selfieeee !"
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post 1550277701 04-28-2018, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted By NeverSummerWest
Fukking love shooting those cocksuckers. Smoke a pack a day
post 1550277711 04-28-2018, 02:24 PM
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went to a wolf-dog sanctuary and it was crazy how the older wolf-dog would snap at the younger ones when getting fed. lol crazy how ppl domesticated wolves.

plan to get wolf tattoo wrapped around my forearm and their legs looking like trees.
post 1550277721 04-28-2018, 02:25 PM
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There used to be a lady that walked her golden retriever and what I assume was either full on wolf or wolf mix down the road from me. The golden looked like a tiny yappy dog walking next to the wolf/wolfdog.
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post 1550277861 04-28-2018, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted By NeverSummerWest
Fukking love shooting those cocksuckers. Smoke a pack a day

Edit: And before anybody gets butthhurt because wolvez r fluffy<3. The grey wolf was native to Alaska and northern Canada, never in my region, some ******* from California decided omg there’s no more wolves in Idaho/Montana let’s transplant them here...now they are out here killing everything in sight, breeding like crazy, they have no predators and are impacting the actual native wildlife here. So yeah now everybody kills the chit out of them and just leaves them, maybe keeps the pelt.
lol boyo u wanna know how we know u bitchmade?
post 1550278061 04-28-2018, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted By NeverSummerWest
Fukking love shooting those cocksuckers. Smoke a pack a day

Edit: And before anybody gets butthhurt because wolvez r fluffy<3. The grey wolf was native to Alaska and northern Canada, never in my region, some ******* from California decided omg there’s no more wolves in Idaho/Montana let’s transplant them here...now they are out here killing everything in sight, breeding like crazy, they have no predators and are impacting the actual native wildlife here. So yeah now everybody kills the chit out of them and just leaves them, maybe keeps the pelt.
is wolf meat ever consumed or are they just hunted for the pelt? Nothing wrong with hunting for meat but this chit does not sound okay at all
post 1550278101 04-28-2018, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted By DDSF1
lol boyo u wanna know how we know u bitchmade?
Because I know how to track, trap and kill apex predators? You’d literally get eaten alive by wolves if you ventured into my area. #bitchmade
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Came in expecting this pic

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lmao that's a werewolf OP you dumbass
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Different subspecies of Gray wolves grow to different sizes. /thread
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Originally Posted By AshWar
is wolf meat ever consumed or are they just hunted for the pelt? Nothing wrong with hunting for meat but this chit does not sound okay at all
No. Nobody would understand unless they’re from this area. Some cuck decided we needed gray wolves even though we never had them ever. These wolves have no predators and are breeding like crazy and putting a huge dent in the elk moose and deer population. They kill for fun and don’t stop. They kill farmers animals, people’s domesticated animals, etc. So we kill them. Everyone does. It’s no ones fault besides the dipchits that decided to transplant wolves to an area where they are not native. Also these wolves carry viruses that can get into the moose elk and deer that if not spotted can kill somebody who eats the meat of that animal.
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So the Timber Wolf was native to the Yellowstone area but was hunted to extinction.

Someone decided to introduce the Canadian Gray Wolf to the area to replace them.
The Canadian Gray Wolf, introduced into Yellowstone Park by USFWS 18 years ago, is widely described in scientific literature as thirty to fifty percent larger than the said-to-be extinct local native timber wolf.
The importation of Canadian Gray Wolves was criticized at the time by American biologists who believed the larger wolves would kill more elk, a position many now say has proved correct, and that the introduction of a non-native sub-species was of questionable legality when the smaller-sized native populations were beginning to recover naturally, on their own, positions similar to those advanced by the Farm Bureau’s of Idaho, Wyoming and Montana.
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They reintroduced those wolves to NA areas and they proceeded to wipe out a lot of the animals because they're full-on sprinters with the stamina to back it up and all the prey had no hope of outrunning them.

Canadian wolves are huge so I think thats what they are.
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Originally Posted By Mudshovel
Joe rogan has had at least 37 wolf attacks on his chicken coop
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post 1550278651 04-28-2018, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted By AshWar
is wolf meat ever consumed or are they just hunted for the pelt? Nothing wrong with hunting for meat but this chit does not sound okay at all
They’re hunted because they’re a nuisance to livestock, and game animals.

The same nature loving cucks that fight responsible logging and allow forests to become fire hazards allowed wolf populations to explode.
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Originally Posted By EmmaW4tson
They reintroduced those wolves to NA areas and they proceeded to wipe out a lot of the animals because they're full-on sprinters with the stamina to back it up and all the prey had no hope of outrunning them.

Canadian wolves are huge so I think thats what they are.
Can they introduce them to San Francisco, London and Los Angeles by chance?
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Originally Posted By meenman83
Can they introduce them to San Francisco, London and Los Angeles by chance?
That wouldn't be fair on the Wolves. They don't like eating trash.
Originally Posted By NeverSummerWest
Because I know how to track, trap and kill apex predators? You’d literally get eaten alive by wolves if you ventured into my area. #bitchmade
I'm not one to hate on a hunter using his skills to track and kill but just a question here, you use a gun riiiite?
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Originally Posted By meenman83
Can they introduce them to San Francisco, London and Los Angeles by chance?
To get rid of the homeless people?
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