Bookmarked to see if this is as good as the bull & bear fight in the Clint Eastwood/Lee Marvin edition of PAINT YOUR WAGON, circa 1969.
Wait. The enviromorons assured us that wolves wouldn’t be a direct danger to humans. I’m surprised that they would lie. /s
The woman forgot the tried and true Rule of the Forest. When you are where there might be wolves, bears, Moose or mountain lion always keep the Blackhawk .44mag with 300gr bear busters handy. This is a rule I always follow.
I NEVER hike unarmed.
I just spent seven days alone in Shenandoah National Park and my Glock 19 was a constant companion.
“Don’t do what I did. Don’t go without your gun,” she said “Anything can happen. If I had had that gun, it would’ve been a very short situation.”
I’ve wondered why wolves are often the bad guys in fairy tales, and bears are portrayed more favorably, tough but fair.
“Hold muh bear.”
Beer saved the day.
Beer necessities.
The wolf was trying to befriend the women.
There has never been a documented case of a wolf killing a human.......blah, blah, blah
She was sorry she did not have a full six pack.
FTA: they came upon a lake and felt saved, partly by one of the only things that she had brought along with her- a can of beer. “I had brought one can of beer with me. Silly choice,” she explained. “That little can of beer ended up saving my life.”