Possible Fatal Wolf Attack in Chignik... (Fairbanks, Soldotna: university, camps, moving)

[blueflames50]

Originally Posted by starlite9

Those Bastards... you have any idea of how many pilots are being put out of work by those guys doing the work on the ground instead of by air...

Pilots have families too...

Hmmm... wonder if the wolf radicals know sarcasm when they see it....

Well fire-up that 'ol iron bird of yours and start charging! No not hunter silly....like we talked about before....take them bleed heart animal rights people up and if they should fall out of the plane (door removed of course) at a very high altitude...oh well! do they know sarcasm....doubt it, they are the ones who took alpha wolves out of pack and castrated them to reduce population of wolves, returned them to the pack only to have the pack kill the neutered males!!! duhhhhh that's how much they know about wolf behavior and packs!

[starlite9]

Originally Posted by blueflames50

Well fire-up that 'ol iron bird of yours and start charging! No not hunter silly....like we talked about before....take them bleed heart animal rights people up and if they should fall out of the plane (door removed of course) at a very high altitude...oh well! do they know sarcasm....doubt it, they are the ones who took alpha wolves out of pack and castrated them to reduce population of wolves, returned them to the pack only to have the pack kill the neutered males!!! duhhhhh that's how much they know about wolf behavior and packs!

Naw, mine is what they call a "Rag wing", verses the "Spam cans" types.

You do a high alt. roll over and they have way too much time to call on their cell phones and their friends will show up for a photo opt...

Down lower at 100 mph is prety humane, can drop them like a bomb site on the wolves, which feeds the poor starving critters and makes the plane get better fuel economy with a lighter load...'

Mean and Green, what else can you ask for!

[blueflames50]

Originally Posted by starlite9

Naw, mine is what they call a "Rag wing", verses the "Spam cans" types.

You do a high alt. roll over and they have way too much time to call on their cell phones and their friends will show up for a photo opt...

Down lower at 100 mph is prety humane, can drop them like a bomb site on the wolves, which feeds the poor starving critters and makes the plane get better fuel economy with a lighter load...'

Mean and Green, what else can you ask for!

oh no kidding...a Rag wing...nice don't see too many of them! No high alt. rolls with idjit on board...they'll just do damage to the canvas! I will gladly volunteer to fly with you and "boot" them out the door....do we get points for feeding the poor starving critters???

[blueflames50]

latest update:
AP Alaska


Autopsy concludes animal killed rural teacher (http://www.adn.com/2010/03/11/1179387/autopsy-concludes-animal-killed.html - broken link)

oh gosh now what are the PETA's gonna do???

[Grannysroost]

Since it's abnormal behavior for wolves to attack humans (We have a pack outside of Soldotna by our house, and I only saw one once close to the house) I wonder if their food source was low where they attacked her

[starlite9]

Originally Posted by blueflames50

latest update:
AP Alaska


Autopsy concludes animal killed rural teacher (http://www.adn.com/2010/03/11/1179387/autopsy-concludes-animal-killed.html - broken link)

oh gosh now what are the PETA's gonna do???

Well sadly, they are going to keep doing the mindless stuff they do all the time, pretend they know what they are doing.

Try to stop hunting so populations run up too high, they eat their food supply then crash/die in mass of starvation. And then ignore the dead animals in the woods...

[RayinAK]

Originally Posted by Grannysroost

Since it's abnormal behavior for wolves to attack humans (We have a pack outside of Soldotna by our house, and I only saw one once close to the house) I wonder if their food source was low where they attacked her

There was a guy in Canada, last year, I believe, who was chased and killed by wolves. Another one was attacked by a wolf near his kayak, but he managed to grab and "bear-hug" the wolf and stab it a few times with a knife he had in his kayak. The now injured wolf walked away, and later was finished by some Canadian official with a shotgun. The guy was bitten numerous times, and was taken to the hospital.

Another guy in Canada, was bitten several times on the legs by a wolf while he was in his sleeping bag. He was in his tent along a couple of other guys. When the wolf tried to pull him out of his tent, his friends intervened and scared to wolf away.

Then not too far from Fairbanks about three years ago, a lady was charged by a wolf and bitten on the legs several times. She kept on fighting the wolf, and it ran from her. She was lucky enough to survive.

About eight or more years ago, a 7-year old kid in an Alaska village was bitten several times by a wolf. The wolf tried to drag the kid into the brush, but some of the villagers scared the wolf away with rocks and sticks. One of the villagers shot and killed the wolf. The kid survived the attack, but was severely bitten.

[RayinAK]

Originally Posted by starlite9

Naw, we can use rusty ones except on the full moon cycles...

Oh, come on, Starlite9! All the villagers need is some garlic around their necks to keep them wolves at bay

[Grannysroost]

Originally Posted by RayinAK

There was a guy in Canada, last year, I believe, who was chased and killed by wolves. Another one was attacked by a wolf near his kayak, but he managed to grab and "bear-hug" the wolf and stab it a few times with a knife he had in his kayak. The now injured wolf walked away, and later was finished by some Canadian official with a shotgun. The guy was bitten numerous times, and was taken to the hospital.

Another guy in Canada, was bitten several times on the legs by a wolf while he was in his sleeping bag. He was in his tent along a couple of other guys. When the wolf tried to pull him out of his tent, his friends intervened and scared to wolf away.

Then not too far from Fairbanks about three years ago, a lady was charged by a wolf and bitten on the legs several times. She kept on fighting the wolf, and it ran from her. She was lucky enough to survive.

About eight or more years ago, a 7-year old kid in an Alaska village was bitten several times by a wolf. The wolf tried to drag the kid into the brush, but some of the villagers scared the wolf away with rocks and sticks. One of the villagers shot and killed the wolf. The kid survived the attack, but was severely bitten.

Okay, so these are still fairly recent, within 10 years? Maybe their normal prey is not there, so they resort to humans because they are protected and multiplying too fast and no normal food. We were warned when we moved into the house up there not to let the dogs out alone as the wolves would come in and lure them out to the rest of the pack to attack and kill.

[starlite9]

Originally Posted by RayinAK

Oh, come on, Starlite9! All the villagers need is some garlic around their necks to keep them wolves at bay

I though the garlic was for those pesky bats...?