blackcloud27
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lets re introduce wolves in central park and the rose garden at the white house. that ought to make for some interesting news
I used to go camping up in the gunflint trail and boundary waters with the dogs, not any more. I will not even go grouse hunting up there any more. If I go fishing and camping no dog will be with and I will have a gun or two at all times. This has just gotten ridiculous. One comes at me he's getting it. A lead sandwich.
I wonder if those wild dogs have thier rabies shots and vet certificates to go accross state lines.
lets re introduce wolves in central park and the rose garden at the white house. that ought to make for some interesting news
I used to go camping up in the gunflint trail and boundary waters with the dogs, not any more. I will not even go grouse hunting up there any more. If I go fishing and camping no dog will be with and I will have a gun or two at all times. This has just gotten ridiculous. One comes at me he's getting it. A lead sandwich.
I wonder if those wild dogs have thier rabies shots and vet certificates to go accross state lines.
I live a couple miles from St. Michael MN which is 30 miles NW of the Twin Cities. They have a large Community sports complex complete with baseball fields, soccer fields and wooded walking trails. I run my dogs off leash there quite often. Anyways, I met up with a guy walking his Golden the other day on the wooded trails. A few weeks ago he said he rounded a corner and there not 60 yards down the trail stood a Timber Wolf. I asked him if it could have been a large coyote as we have those around, and he said no... I know the difference. His dogs hair was standing straight up on his back as they (wolf and dog) stared at each other. The wolf took a couple steps in his direction and stopped. He said he did an about face and went the other direction. He called the DNR and they asked the same things as I "could it have been a coyote". He also has run across some deer carcasses in the area, so I have no reason to doubt him.
Probably an isolated event, but kind of unnerving to say the least.
I'm only scared of Minnasotaens migrating south:cheers:
I'm mad We kind gentle sweet animal lovers are not tree huggers. We love nature and any thing that will destroy hunting of antlered animals. It's are right to be stupid and not want to control wolfies. We can buy the best lawyers with my daddies money and he don't care. He says I'll spend anything to shut me up Keep your stupid pets locked up if you don't want them killed it's that easy. God it's fun to be a sweet kind gentle animal lover