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To: JoeProBono

Well...never heard of a coyoye drawing blood off a human unless he was near dead or dead. Now, wolves attacking people - yes. Wolves attacking people is writ large in history. I suspect the poor women was either attacked by wolves or a feral dog pack.

I’ve dealt with feral dog packs when I lived in the California backcountry. Carried a pump shotgun on my shoulder and a Buntline on my hip to let feral dogs know who was the boss.

What happened is that STUPID cityfolk would drop off Fido in the bush, thinking they were doing the city mutt a favor. After all, they assumed cans of dog food grew on trees, and whenever Fido got hungry, he could whip out the can opener and eat.

In fact, the mutts packed up, creating a feral dog pack - deadly, uncontrollable and something you’d best shoot on sight.

That is my guess of what happened to this unfortunate woman - a feral dog pack got her. Wouldn’t be the first time feral dogs killed people.


66 posted on 10/28/2009 7:07:50 PM PDT by sergeantdave (obuma is the anti-Lincoln, trying to re-establish slavery)
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To: sergeantdave
never heard of a coyoye drawing blood off a human unless he was near dead or dead. Now, wolves attacking people - yes...feral dog pack

Or rabid. You're right about the feral dog possibility, more likely to attack a human than a wolf and certainly a coyote. But if the RCMP shot one, they must know what it was, though the media might mess it up. A tragic incident, regardless of the culprit.

67 posted on 10/28/2009 7:13:55 PM PDT by SJackson (In wine there is wisdom, In beer there is freedom, In water there is bacteria.)
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