wow, impressive! How did he get a wolf pup?
Have the slightest thought. When I see him, I'll ask. The town tried to take it away from him but he found a loophole and was able to keep it.
Billy T.
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SignUp Now!wow, impressive! How did he get a wolf pup?
Ran into many living up North. I find the the ones in the south much smaller. My cousin shot an Artic Wolf, it was huge weighed about 175-180 lbs. Wolves use to come into town and eat everyone's dog. My buddy let his pit bull out and when he opened the door in the morning just the skull remained. They usually don't harm people unless they are really hungry. Here's a pic of a buddy's dog that is half wolf.
Half wolf? I guess they don't eat all the dogs then![]()
Indiana is full of coyotes and in the counties were there was extreme over population the state would pay $15 per coyote pelt. They were causing a lot of problems with livestock. When a coyote is hungry they will become very aggressive but they still avoid humans.
That was just a few of the exes that you've pissed off over the years Aj.Its like that here in new mexico. this morning as a matter of fact i had to clean up my trash area cause the coyotes had ripped the bags open and spread it around.
That was just a few of the exes that you've pissed off over the years Aj.![]()
we have a hybrid as well he is a beast 180lbs getting older now so he has calmed down but he was a handful when he was younger. 6' fence was not enough to keep him contained he would leap up and pull himself over. Its funny how some dogs react to him they either try to intimidate him (not usually a good idea) or tuck there tail and lay back there ears in a totally submissive display.
beautiful animal looks a little annoyed