Ive heard wolfs setup male dogs with a female in heat and flank the target. If you see a wolf in front of you theres a good chance your already surrounded. Thats one animal that scares the shit out of me. Luckily they migrate where i used to live and stayed at higher altitudes.
@duacot663320 сағат бұрын
These things are over the place.
@user-zb1ur9qc5z2 күн бұрын
❤
@BetterYouBetterWorld2 күн бұрын
Roundhouse kick
@2indaPink2 күн бұрын
IAM the Wolf
@dogwithwigwamz.73202 күн бұрын
It will never cease to fascinate me - the responses shown by animals when coming across a human being. Far faster, far more powerful are they that retreat from us. I remember seeing a documentary narrated by our British Actor John Hurt ( as was ), and an episode within it in which about four members of the Maasai Mara Tribe in Kenya were out to gather some food. They found a pride of about 6 or so lions feeding on a very recent kill. What those chaps did was prepare to take that meal from the lions. They stood up all together and all together walked straight toward the kill. The lions looked at the men - and almost immediately backed off. One of the members of the Maasai Tribe cut off a leg of the antelope ( or whatever animal it was that the lions had killed ), turned - and each of them walked away with their backs to the lions - one of them carrying their quarry. It was all based on bluff ! Well, of course it was - since any one of those lions could have torn every man to pieces.
@yolandaaedo2108yolalla4 күн бұрын
Quien no es fieri? Saben perfectamente que del hombre deben cuidarse. 😢😢😢
@rockhoya104 күн бұрын
Very awesome encounter. I love how every else on here are suddenly wolf experts. Lol
@Sexymexii4 күн бұрын
The one time I seen a wolf it didn’t run away and I started hearing more all around me and then in the end their was like 8 or 9 and my friend n I was ding dong ditching in the deep country so we had a little pistol and once he shot one of the woofs rushing us they all ran away
@lovepet45655 күн бұрын
Im so happy it was you and not an evil Wolf hunter
@hankhaney37856 күн бұрын
...what about "a pack of wolves". Now that the env. nutjobs have populated our woods with "dangerous wolves", you better not walk around like she is doing "unarmed" in the hope that she wont turn into "lunch".
@hankhaney37856 күн бұрын
This video is "irresponsible" by our WOKE "Dept. of Fish and Wildlife". For starters, when you go out into the wilderness, at the very least carry a good size KNIFE.....unless you feel like playing Russian Roulette with your life !!
@Gator-xi2jq6 күн бұрын
They could also attack you, since they have done that in other places.
@drozone36586 күн бұрын
We have some in north Wisconsin. Very cool animals to see in wild
@BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists6 күн бұрын
Of your pool of candidates, you have one clear choice to lead this agency out of the realm of ineffectual bureaucracy. That would be Debbie Colbert. She is the only candidate that has demonstrated the grasp of science required to affect positive outcomes for all stake holders. We work on the leading edge of habitat design which requires continual innovation and a blind eye towards the status quo. Debbie Colbert's background will provide scientific leadership instead of the continual gyre of much of public administration. Slicing through to results matters in the real world , especially the natural world.
@nancymachugh23022 сағат бұрын
May 10 2024
@bodemont9856 күн бұрын
It's so nice our overlords let us keep a fish. Their wild fish management is junk science and the HSRG model is wrong as applied to dammed-up rivers, the last ten years prove it IMO! I'm not familiar. with this river
@johnhelfrich28066 күн бұрын
Is that the recommended shovel?
@adriaandoelman25777 күн бұрын
in the Netherlands the wolfs are on their way back and more people get in contact with them, some ignorant people even feed them. which chances the behavior of some, causing them to be more curious and not always running away, or even walking circles around people causing them to be frightened, thinking they're being attacked. i bet some of the people feeding them really think they're helping them whilst they couldn't be more wrong. we humans really have to start teaching our kids how ignorant we can be, how its usually not what we think. and that we have to stop thinking this world is ours if we cant take responsibility for it. thank you for your interesting video!
@johnthane78377 күн бұрын
Very many wolf encounters. They turn tail and run as fast as they can, even from a mile away.
@CW01237 күн бұрын
Oh just cause xhey/xher/xhex are black they’re dangerous? Fascist 😤
@RickLincoln7 күн бұрын
A lone wolf? OK, but running into a small pack of wolves is different. Earlier in my life, I spent every possible moment backpacking in the wilderness of the California Sierra Nevada mountains. I had a number of animal confrontations from small marmots chewing through a tent, mountain lions chasing deer within feet of my camp and three encounters with black bears including one that was so close that I could feel it's breath as she howled at me. None of these animals are known for preying on humans. But today with both Grizzly bear and wolves being reintroduced into our wilderness areas, I don't think I would travel by myself in those parts of the wilds.
@signifyanother44937 күн бұрын
If you encounter a wolf or a wolf pack, run and climb up the tree. That is what bear would do.
@2indaPink7 күн бұрын
I AM the Wolf
@6by6by68 күн бұрын
Any wolf that makes the mistake of showing itself to me is going on my wall..
@MarcoPolo-su2fc8 күн бұрын
Keep telling yourself that you were smarter than the wolf. That day was your day, one day will definitely be the wolf's day. Until then
@baileez8218 күн бұрын
From a distance, they look so much like German Shepherds. Then you see the face. It's not the same friendly face of a GS. That wolf looked crazy.
@gaiagiongo16149 күн бұрын
What a beautiful encounter.
@mattkeikkala7269 күн бұрын
Thanks for the tips/ideas gents!
@v.m.84729 күн бұрын
If it is your child walking home from school…how do we make our children ready for the pack? Sprinkle them with salt!
@bizmonkey00710 күн бұрын
I would totally mistake that for a dog lol
@28tpi10 күн бұрын
Just don't go skipping through the Forrest to Grandma's house wearing a little red riding hood get up on and you'll be good.
@toxicmanbaby106910 күн бұрын
You're supposed to salute it, and it'll salute you back. Then you say to yourself, "what a beautiful creature". And it'll leave.
@nailswood16710 күн бұрын
If you’re only capable tracking collared animals, and you’re tracking only collared animals, it would likely mean you are driving collared animals.
@TreOSYRIS10 күн бұрын
Damn !! he looks just like me !
@nadecha532611 күн бұрын
They lady whispered “Diddy Party” and the wolf was not having any part of it.
@shellyallison12 күн бұрын
Absolutely fantastic video!!!
@evanmorrison673013 күн бұрын
i’ve encountered lone wolves twice. They usually run away from you after staring at you for a few minutes. If you get nervous just throw a rock or a branch. They will leave
@ia453313 күн бұрын
KISS THEM
@michaellevitt625214 күн бұрын
Get down in your best Rifleman stance one knee up one knee down. Hold up your hands. And don't get freaked out when he licks your mouth.😂 you're welcome keep your heart rate under control
@joepodunk28414 күн бұрын
Don't know if this video has been reposted or it's just been floating around for 14yrs. Buuut my question is where's the data now? Why do we have fewer fish than ever in the Willamette Valley 14yrs later!!! Keep lowering hatchery production or closing hatcheries and you have the results we have now!! "Hatchery and Wild Co-Exist"!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@petrotruba232115 күн бұрын
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@dp9730319 күн бұрын
I live in Oregon I always take fire power bears wolves coyote or who ever threatens me I wont go unarmed shotgun buckshot and a 357 mag or a rifle
@rekt-oe1eh19 күн бұрын
"no thanks, they offer you food and shelter and friendship, and before you realize you are in a leash, locked, they remove your sexual organ, you become miserable, letargic, eating the same thing every day, sick, and soon you perish, no thanks" communism in a nutshell
@naruka77710 күн бұрын
what are you talking about bro 💀
@DamienNeverwinter20 күн бұрын
Who are these people and what is this?
@mayas309621 күн бұрын
Now that I’ve seen a video of an animal that won’t hurt you if you come across it. Can anyone mention some animals you do have to worry about if you come face to face with it?
@Elfy_xoxo21 күн бұрын
What to do if you come across the alpha: -run. my eyes will turn red and my hands will turn into sharp claws. you don’t wanna see my dark side. i’m dangerous -never come back. you mess with the alpha you mess with he pack 🐺 AWOOOOO
@TheGoodCrusader21 күн бұрын
Bonk
@vi_gaming583222 күн бұрын
I may live in Iowa, but this is super cool to see and know. Hopefully if I ever encounter a wolf, this will help ❤
@GB-vw6kr22 күн бұрын
Might as well call a hearse because I'm about to pet that thing.
@emaliciously22 күн бұрын
I was in my yard in the sierra Nevada's at 11pm taking some things out of my car. I had a good light over the garage but it faded into darkness about 30 feet out. Something caught my eye on the edge of the light, and out of the dark shape walked what I thought was a giant dog. It was greyish dark in color. It didn't appear aggressive via dog standards, as it just casually but slowly approached. I noticed it had a radio collar on which I thought was super weird. My own dog, an 80lb make lab mix was with me, and he immediately stood between me and the approaching animal. His hair stood straight up, he growled continually very low, and he's froze like a Statue. It was then I saw the swish of a tail at the edge of the dark, behind the animal, and I thought "holy crap there's another one I can't see". At that point I saw that this thing was a head taller than my dog, and had long legs and a long snout. It dawned on me that I was looking at a wolf. I didn't know there were any wolves in the sierra so I assumed maybe they were pet wolves that got out from a neighbor up the street. The property was extremely rural, wooded, and was against national Forest land consisting of teens of thousands of acres. At any rate, the wolf didn't take it's eyes off me. I continued to back up and say nice calm things to it until I reached the gate to the deck. At that point it was standing right with my dog, who was still holding a paralyzed stiff stance in-between myself and the wolf. It then looked at my dog curiously. It made no sound, kept is mouth closed, and just stood there almost curiously. I called my dog and after a few tries my dog turned around and ran up to me on the deck. The wolf stood there and didn't come closer. My dog and I went in the house and I called animal control to let them know. A few months later I learned about the sierra wolf pack, and saw some camera footage. I believe these were the wolves I saw, which was nice because at least I knew I want going crazy. I am glad the wolf didn't hurt me or my dog. She was very pretty, but holy moly I had no idea how big they really are. I'm not tall and her head came to my chest. Scary stuff...
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Ive heard wolfs setup male dogs with a female in heat and flank the target. If you see a wolf in front of you theres a good chance your already surrounded. Thats one animal that scares the shit out of me. Luckily they migrate where i used to live and stayed at higher altitudes.
These things are over the place.
❤
Roundhouse kick
IAM the Wolf
It will never cease to fascinate me - the responses shown by animals when coming across a human being. Far faster, far more powerful are they that retreat from us. I remember seeing a documentary narrated by our British Actor John Hurt ( as was ), and an episode within it in which about four members of the Maasai Mara Tribe in Kenya were out to gather some food. They found a pride of about 6 or so lions feeding on a very recent kill. What those chaps did was prepare to take that meal from the lions. They stood up all together and all together walked straight toward the kill. The lions looked at the men - and almost immediately backed off. One of the members of the Maasai Tribe cut off a leg of the antelope ( or whatever animal it was that the lions had killed ), turned - and each of them walked away with their backs to the lions - one of them carrying their quarry. It was all based on bluff ! Well, of course it was - since any one of those lions could have torn every man to pieces.
Quien no es fieri? Saben perfectamente que del hombre deben cuidarse. 😢😢😢
Very awesome encounter. I love how every else on here are suddenly wolf experts. Lol
The one time I seen a wolf it didn’t run away and I started hearing more all around me and then in the end their was like 8 or 9 and my friend n I was ding dong ditching in the deep country so we had a little pistol and once he shot one of the woofs rushing us they all ran away
Im so happy it was you and not an evil Wolf hunter
...what about "a pack of wolves". Now that the env. nutjobs have populated our woods with "dangerous wolves", you better not walk around like she is doing "unarmed" in the hope that she wont turn into "lunch".
This video is "irresponsible" by our WOKE "Dept. of Fish and Wildlife". For starters, when you go out into the wilderness, at the very least carry a good size KNIFE.....unless you feel like playing Russian Roulette with your life !!
They could also attack you, since they have done that in other places.
We have some in north Wisconsin. Very cool animals to see in wild
Of your pool of candidates, you have one clear choice to lead this agency out of the realm of ineffectual bureaucracy. That would be Debbie Colbert. She is the only candidate that has demonstrated the grasp of science required to affect positive outcomes for all stake holders. We work on the leading edge of habitat design which requires continual innovation and a blind eye towards the status quo. Debbie Colbert's background will provide scientific leadership instead of the continual gyre of much of public administration. Slicing through to results matters in the real world , especially the natural world.
May 10 2024
It's so nice our overlords let us keep a fish. Their wild fish management is junk science and the HSRG model is wrong as applied to dammed-up rivers, the last ten years prove it IMO! I'm not familiar. with this river
Is that the recommended shovel?
in the Netherlands the wolfs are on their way back and more people get in contact with them, some ignorant people even feed them. which chances the behavior of some, causing them to be more curious and not always running away, or even walking circles around people causing them to be frightened, thinking they're being attacked. i bet some of the people feeding them really think they're helping them whilst they couldn't be more wrong. we humans really have to start teaching our kids how ignorant we can be, how its usually not what we think. and that we have to stop thinking this world is ours if we cant take responsibility for it. thank you for your interesting video!
Very many wolf encounters. They turn tail and run as fast as they can, even from a mile away.
Oh just cause xhey/xher/xhex are black they’re dangerous? Fascist 😤
A lone wolf? OK, but running into a small pack of wolves is different. Earlier in my life, I spent every possible moment backpacking in the wilderness of the California Sierra Nevada mountains. I had a number of animal confrontations from small marmots chewing through a tent, mountain lions chasing deer within feet of my camp and three encounters with black bears including one that was so close that I could feel it's breath as she howled at me. None of these animals are known for preying on humans. But today with both Grizzly bear and wolves being reintroduced into our wilderness areas, I don't think I would travel by myself in those parts of the wilds.
If you encounter a wolf or a wolf pack, run and climb up the tree. That is what bear would do.
I AM the Wolf
Any wolf that makes the mistake of showing itself to me is going on my wall..
Keep telling yourself that you were smarter than the wolf. That day was your day, one day will definitely be the wolf's day. Until then
From a distance, they look so much like German Shepherds. Then you see the face. It's not the same friendly face of a GS. That wolf looked crazy.
What a beautiful encounter.
Thanks for the tips/ideas gents!
If it is your child walking home from school…how do we make our children ready for the pack? Sprinkle them with salt!
I would totally mistake that for a dog lol
Just don't go skipping through the Forrest to Grandma's house wearing a little red riding hood get up on and you'll be good.
You're supposed to salute it, and it'll salute you back. Then you say to yourself, "what a beautiful creature". And it'll leave.
If you’re only capable tracking collared animals, and you’re tracking only collared animals, it would likely mean you are driving collared animals.
Damn !! he looks just like me !
They lady whispered “Diddy Party” and the wolf was not having any part of it.
Absolutely fantastic video!!!
i’ve encountered lone wolves twice. They usually run away from you after staring at you for a few minutes. If you get nervous just throw a rock or a branch. They will leave
KISS THEM
Get down in your best Rifleman stance one knee up one knee down. Hold up your hands. And don't get freaked out when he licks your mouth.😂 you're welcome keep your heart rate under control
Don't know if this video has been reposted or it's just been floating around for 14yrs. Buuut my question is where's the data now? Why do we have fewer fish than ever in the Willamette Valley 14yrs later!!! Keep lowering hatchery production or closing hatcheries and you have the results we have now!! "Hatchery and Wild Co-Exist"!!!!!!!!!!!!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I live in Oregon I always take fire power bears wolves coyote or who ever threatens me I wont go unarmed shotgun buckshot and a 357 mag or a rifle
"no thanks, they offer you food and shelter and friendship, and before you realize you are in a leash, locked, they remove your sexual organ, you become miserable, letargic, eating the same thing every day, sick, and soon you perish, no thanks" communism in a nutshell
what are you talking about bro 💀
Who are these people and what is this?
Now that I’ve seen a video of an animal that won’t hurt you if you come across it. Can anyone mention some animals you do have to worry about if you come face to face with it?
What to do if you come across the alpha: -run. my eyes will turn red and my hands will turn into sharp claws. you don’t wanna see my dark side. i’m dangerous -never come back. you mess with the alpha you mess with he pack 🐺 AWOOOOO
Bonk
I may live in Iowa, but this is super cool to see and know. Hopefully if I ever encounter a wolf, this will help ❤
Might as well call a hearse because I'm about to pet that thing.
I was in my yard in the sierra Nevada's at 11pm taking some things out of my car. I had a good light over the garage but it faded into darkness about 30 feet out. Something caught my eye on the edge of the light, and out of the dark shape walked what I thought was a giant dog. It was greyish dark in color. It didn't appear aggressive via dog standards, as it just casually but slowly approached. I noticed it had a radio collar on which I thought was super weird. My own dog, an 80lb make lab mix was with me, and he immediately stood between me and the approaching animal. His hair stood straight up, he growled continually very low, and he's froze like a Statue. It was then I saw the swish of a tail at the edge of the dark, behind the animal, and I thought "holy crap there's another one I can't see". At that point I saw that this thing was a head taller than my dog, and had long legs and a long snout. It dawned on me that I was looking at a wolf. I didn't know there were any wolves in the sierra so I assumed maybe they were pet wolves that got out from a neighbor up the street. The property was extremely rural, wooded, and was against national Forest land consisting of teens of thousands of acres. At any rate, the wolf didn't take it's eyes off me. I continued to back up and say nice calm things to it until I reached the gate to the deck. At that point it was standing right with my dog, who was still holding a paralyzed stiff stance in-between myself and the wolf. It then looked at my dog curiously. It made no sound, kept is mouth closed, and just stood there almost curiously. I called my dog and after a few tries my dog turned around and ran up to me on the deck. The wolf stood there and didn't come closer. My dog and I went in the house and I called animal control to let them know. A few months later I learned about the sierra wolf pack, and saw some camera footage. I believe these were the wolves I saw, which was nice because at least I knew I want going crazy. I am glad the wolf didn't hurt me or my dog. She was very pretty, but holy moly I had no idea how big they really are. I'm not tall and her head came to my chest. Scary stuff...