What makes a wolf such a good hunter?
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They allways hunt in group, sorrounding their victim, very helpful for killing bigger animals like mooses etc.
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So are most hunters.  The thing is there are animals that are dangerous to those I do care about (we have had mountain lion and coyote) so I have no problem with killing them.\n\nI hunt deer for meat.\n\nThe only way to know is to actually do it
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Tigers usually hunt in the tall grass (the grass is USUALLY dry, brown yellow). The stripes match the up-and-down pattern of the grass, convenient for catching prey in the wild. They are able to stalk silently and be unseen until - ROAR... the antelope meets it's maker. :'( a bit sad...
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Hunting\nBeagle Traits\nBeagles are from England and were bred to hunt rabbits in a pack formation. They like to be with a "pack," whether that pack is a human family or other dogs. They are intelligent and quick to learn, but can be stubborn. Being rabbit dogs, they do dig. Beagles can be howlers or barkers. Pack dogs like to communicate and these are the ways dogs communicate. Beagles are very lovable, curious dogs who are known to love children
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Predator, they have the stealth ablity to hunt their prey and they have all those cool hunting weapons
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If by prehistoric, you mean an animal that existed during prehistoric times and interacted with prehistoric man, then yes, absolutely, wolves are prehistoric animals.  In fact, most animal species alive today are prehistoric animals by this definition.\n\nIf by prehistoric, you mean an animal that went extinct during the megafaunal extinction at the end of the last ice age (like wooly mammoth, sabre-toothed cats and giant ground sloths did), then wolves are not prehistoric because they still exist today.\n\nOne species of wolf that lived in North America during 'prehistoric' times and went extinct at the end of the last ice age 10,000 years ago was the dire wolf (Canis dirus).  It was a large, chunky wolf with massive teeth that probably scavenged much like the hyenas of Africa do today.
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In my mind there are two types of hunters and two types of hunting......\n\nThe first type of hunter is the one who enjoys nature and really does not care if they get that big buck.  They hunt because they love the experiance of watching that squirrel sitting 10 feet away, or having a deer walk so close you could reach out and touch it.  They hunt to put meat in the freezer and if they don't, its not a big deal, but they love know that the meat they have was something they worked for and earned.  If they don't like the meat, the always make sure to have someone who will take it.  \n\nThe other type is the ones who hunt just to say they shot that big buck, or the big bear or whatever.  The shot the animal, take the horns and could really care less about what happens to the rest of the animal.....They don't care about conservation, they don't care what happens to the rest of the animals as long as they get the trophy.  \n\nThose are the ones the antis see.  They don't realize that a majority of hunter love what we do.  They also don't realize that we do more for the protection and conservation of game animals that they do.....who do you think pays for all of the new game reserves and management areas...the hunters paying for the tags a permits to hunt.  Who do you think manages them, the people who enjoy the animals, most of the hunters themselves, who really understand what is involved.  All antis see is killing.  THey don't understand what will happen if hunting were banned.  The don't see and refuse to see.  We hunters do more for protecting the animals we hunt than any person sitting behind some desk saying stop killing animals......I for one am proud of that...and I will continue to enjoy my time in the field and to pass on the true meaning of hunting, the ethics involved, and the proper ways to ensure a good clean hunt to my children and anyone else willing to listen.
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a wolf cause i'm a loner or Lobo
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Those who follow him.\n\n\nDo not cross the fence, there are wolves out there!
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First of all, you need to learn the difference between Hunters and Poachers. Hunters obey the laws enacted to protect the animals - game and non-game animals. Hunters respect the animal they are hunting. True, most Hunters do so for the sport, but it is fair chase and the animal becomes food for the Hunter and his/her family. Like it or not, we by nature are predators. Hunting also helps keep animal population under control. Since we have intruded into the animals area, there is less room and natural food for large populations. Larger populations means disease and hunger. Poachers kill animals illegally. They do not obey the laws. They kill for profit because some PEOPLE like to buy the tusk, furs, etc of non-game and protected animals. Don't put the blame on Hunters, but the PEOPLE that finance the Poachers with their illegal purchases.
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there is a Cherokee legend each person has two wolves living inside of them. one represents good the other represents evil. the one that wins is the one the person feeds the most
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"The Ghost AND the Darkness"  (that was one of the scariest movies I've ever seen, and my husband forces me to see alot!)\n\nLions are like that.  Even if they are raised from the cub to be tame, they are never really tame.  Their instinct is to hunt.  Man's instinct is also to hunt.  To hunt without weapons is foolish, but the Lions caught on, and turned on you when they figured out that you are bluffing.\n\nThe hunt symbolizes your progress through life.  You are enjoying it, and it has given you great satisfaction, but you are afraid that it will soon come to an end, or that you don't deserve such an easy life.  You know that there are others whose work you are gaining your daily bread from, and you find a source of guilt in that.  You are afraid the higher ups will find out that you are nothing more than bluffing your way through work.
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North American Wolf - Sounds crazy, but in my journeys it is the animal I "feel" most connected to.\nTo spend each day hunting game, living with your family, running through the woods, Making Pups........Did I mention making pups???\nYes I realize hunted, hated, misunderstood, but that is not to differant from day to day life now.....
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I love wolves! They are cunning, stealthy, and harmless (unless you are a deer, rabbit, moose, or any other small animal! LOL)Wolves are more scared of humans than we are of them. They just want us to leave them alone. They are NOT savage creatures. So don't listen to that type of junk. The biggest breed of wolf is the Gray Wolf.
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check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artic_Wolf
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Part of the defining characteristic of a mammal is the presence of hair or fur.
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the hunter... with the dog help...