warning: Dead wolves... pictures.

[yqtszhj]

Wynn keeps trying to bring this thread back on topic when now everyone is interested in Red Riding Hood.

I will say those wolves are HUGE. My dog has weighed 70+ pounds and it was not as big as those wolves.

Now, back to Red Riding Hood.

[JFootin]

We need those giant wolves to take care of the giant feral hogs.

[wyntrout]

The wolves and Little Red Riding hood are real.

Wynn

[tv_racin_fan]

wyn I shirt you not I saw some pigs that appeared to be as big as flippin cattle. The guy had turned them out in a field of harvested corn.. I guess it was feed corn but I dunno for certain. Anyhoo the guy had just cut the fence loose between posts and parked his truck between them.. there was about 2 1/2' between truck and post on each side but the pigs were far to large to get out. I watched the guy go between post and truck withpout turning sideways...

[Husky44]

I'm not going to say they aren't real, but there's sure some creative camera work going on there. I've encountered lots of wolves--and they are certainly big, but I've NEVER seen one that big.

[tv_racin_fan]

I aint commenting on the wolf photos...


Back in the day my mother found a place the blew up photos into posters and sent in a photo of me holding a stringer of fish, among others to go in a party room my parents built complete with 8' wet bar. Anyway I was holding the stringer out in front of me and they sure looked bigger in the photo compared to me as they were in real life.

[jocko]

their midgets.

[Hognutz]

Don't believe everything you see on the internet. Those pictures have been floating a round for years. There's also one with a bear that ginormous, and has paws the size of snowshoes.

[les strat]

The hog photos are a clear example of the human being far back in the background with a deep depth of field where both are in focus. Total optical illusion.

The wolf photos however have the men's arms around them and would be much harder to fake.

We have some mounted wolves in our museum that are almost that big, but not quite. I'd say about 90-100 lb.

[LaP]

That's it!!!
I'm never going into the woods again. We got mutant-zombie animals walking around out there.

Old joke:
In Alaska, two mosquitoes are standing over a man they just killed.
One asks, "Should we bring him back to the forest?"
#2 says, "Naaaa, if we do, the big boys will steal him from us."

[Dueeast]

It's very hard to think of good things about NJ. But not having wolves here is one. Unless they only eat liberals!

[hpg]

Damn Little Red's looking good............

[Husky44]

Don't believe everything you see on the internet. Those pictures have been floating a round for years. There's also one with a bear that ginormous, and has paws the size of snowshoes.

I know I just doubted the wolf pics yesterday, but believe it or not, that bear pic is legit. Those pics ran in the Anchorage Daily News when the guy shot that bear. It was really that big, big enough that it made the news up here. But it was a freak; they don't all get that big. I'm sure the same could be said for these wolves, but something about them in those pics just doesn't look "natural."

I've got a 100 lb husky/malamute mix laying on the floor looking at me, and a 140 lb great dane sucking a gallon of water out of the bowl and drooling it all over the floor, so I'm used to being around big canines; neither of them would look that big in that same pose. I'd post a pic, but if I tried that with my mix (who does look somewhat wolf-like) he'd rip my head off. He's not fond of being touched.

[wyntrout]

The articles explain why the wolves LOOK big, but they are really huge. These were hunting photos and some of the wolves are very evidently not "average" size.

I've seen several real bear kills and the photos about how large their paws and teeth are. There are some huge grizzlies out there and I wouldn't want to venture into their territories even with a gun big enough to kick one on its butt. I'll leave that to the tree-hugging hikers and such that feed them ever so often when they go biking or hiking without weapons... Darwinian moments... improving our gene pool.

Wynn

[LaP]

I'll leave that to the tree-hugging hikers and such that feed them ever so often when they go biking or hiking without weapons... Darwinian moments... improving our gene pool.

Wynn

Ya know how you can spot Bear scat on a trail?
It's full of little jinggle-bells and smells like pepper spray.