Your game camera might be on to something.
http://m.semissourian.com/story/2033923.html
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Your game camera might be on to something.
http://m.semissourian.com/story/2033923.html
If it is a wolf, I hope they don't press charges against the poor guy.
I don't think they will. He called and reported it himself after he shot it. Not like those big feets in DonDon's freezer.
Don't blame him i'da shot it to. That's a bruser's there.
I saw one from a train in Honey Island Swamp in Louisiana that I think would have weighed 100 lbs. It gave me the Heebee Jeebees.
That may have been the Honey Island swamp monster, you better call DD! All jokes aside, I believe you. I saw one at 'biggbee valley about that size once.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
I saw one over here in NE Arkansas about 15 years ago. Sure didn't like that walk from the deer stand back to the truck that afternoon in the dark carrying just a bow.
Saw one just up the road from Kemper Lake on 397 twice in a week never to be seen again, thing was huge!!!
I had one walk up on me in the dark in Ontario Canada once. I heard something moving around close by. Turned on my flashlight and he was standing about 20 yards away. All I had was a bow and a flashlight. Scared the **** outa both of us!!! I tried to knock an arrow and he tried to set a land speed record getting out of there!!!
Sure is hard to knock that arrow on that bow string when the fingers are shaking 1000 mph, huh.... Worse than deer fever!!!!
You ain't wrong!!!! I had a small game license and could legally take a wolf. After I stopped shaking, I thought about how cool that would have been to have it on my wallQuote:
Originally Posted by eric 3501
It just might be. If you are familiar with Davis lake I live about 4 miles north of it. International paper owns most the land around me. Got a few more pics off that camera but no K9.
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I was reading a article that just came out in NRA that during migration from the Plains to the Northeast that a bioligist did blood test on 100 coyotes and found that they had cross bred with wolves causing the animals to be lots larger.I don't see what would keep those animals from moving south.
about 20 years ago my dad killed a yote that was HUGE. the skin was twice as thick as normal. He got one of the local biologist to take a look and they said it was a yote wolf cross. This was in NW Alabama.