Wolf kill pics from a ...

[aka bushmaster]

I got these pics in an email...but there was no accompanying story ??

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[grandzillaa]

Yeb it is chow time for the wolfs. Now there well be one less moose somewhere. Now that nature supplied the bait, I wonder if the individual in the treestand took any wolfs?

[Davey Crocket]

No doubt Grand, how could you not plug a wolf or 5? Amazing pics although somewhat sad for mr. moose.:(

[101sonny]

Cool pics Thanks for shareing.:D

[Re: Wolf kill pics from a treestand....]

WOW!! thanks for posting those dude!

[Jamie Hunt]

Can you imagine what kind of damage you could do from there with a Bow? The thought of that Taxi bill is scary.
:rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin

Great pics

Jamie

[aka bushmaster]

Here's the link to the story....

www.isleroyalewolf.org/ph..._moose.htm (http://www.isleroyalewolf.org/photo_ess/pe_EP_kills_moose.htm)

[The Highlander]

Those pics are unreal! The power of nature captured for all time. I can hear that guys heartbeat from here! Surprised he was able to get those great shots with, what I'm sure, were a couple of very shakey hands.

[Reeves01]

Great story & well written !

[lethalconnection]

Holy crap. I couldnt imagine watching that from a stand, i know at least they wont be hungry when i get down.

[camocams]

I read somewhere that it was from a helicopter and not a treestand. But it really does'nt matter how those pics were taken because they are great
Camocams

[Home Wreaker]

I meet a guy where he seen the same thing ,but they were on an elk.except it was day 2 or so.they had the rear 1/4 eaten and the elk was still alive ,as he said.
He said they like fresh meat,so they keep it alive and eat when ever they like !
I don't beleive it !
He said he shot all of them all so !

[varmitr]

were did say it was in a treestand?? or did i just miss it looks like a helicopter to me

[aka bushmaster]

varmitr, it was the name of the email I got.....and then, after I posted it on another site, someone posted the whole story.

[bigbore]

He said he shot all of them all so !


GOOD!!! and im not afraid to say it

[Skain11]

just read the accompanying narrative...sounds like it was from a chopper but must have been a good zoom lens...can't quite tell the location but there is reference to Washington Harbour?...anybody know where isle royale is?

[aka bushmaster]

Its a national park on Lake Superior, accessibile from Minnesota and Michigan.

[Boss442]

Incredable pic's and story, thx for posting.

[Home Wreaker]

I want to go wolf hunting now !!!!!!!

[cdnr]

Ohh wow.

[brownbomber]

that is nature at it's best. i would love to have seen that, i've found that kind of thing and even saw them eating a moose once. couldn't pull on them though, seemed to much like baiting to me. just wolves being wolves, i can have my meat and they can have theirs. a huge pack where i hunt and there is plenty to go around for all of us. but if you wanna blast wolves go ahead that's your perogative.

[Carbonxpress]

Pretty brutal, but wolves do what wolves do. Even though I hunt, I have a lot of respect for the wolf. I'm sure before there was habitat degradation and hunting, both sustenance? and non they played a role in developing strong, smart gene pools in our herds. Sad to hear the folks talk about em like they are varmints or scoundrels.
Any how, Think that was from a bowhunter in Rainy River area of Ontario.
Carb