Posted by jack harmon on April 07, 2009 at 09:05:14 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: o/t timberwolf posted by jd2wd on April 07, 2009 at 07:53:55:
I dont think i'd have shot in the air,lambs will likely be candy to one of those.I'm glad we dont have to worry about those at least.way way back there many years ago,dad hired my older brother and i out to a freind of his to hunt a wolf that was killing his livestock and dogs.he had lights on poles all around his barns and lots.he said that wolf would stand just outside the circle of light,and would start to howl. if the dogs wouldnt come after him he would run into light and back out until dog chased them,and as soon as dogs were in the dark it was over with.then the wolf would go after his livestock.bro and i hunted and called for two days and finally got one, dads freind said he never had any more problems.Kind of sad because those were probably some of the last wolves in okla,but you do what you have to.that dang thing would make at least three of the biggest german shepards i ever saw.I was shocked at how big they were.I was used to seeing coyotes but that one was 10 times bigger.hopefully yours will move on ,,be sure your boy knows and understands these are NOT dogs!just in case.all the kid shows nowdays make wild animals look like pets and i think that causes problems sometimes ,god forbid.
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