That was awesome, and quite scary for those of us that have hunted in the Northern Canada provinces. I hate when I hear those things at distances.

Wow I,m kind of speechless .
Ive herd ofit happening but never seen pics like that .
This may be a good thing to show the Anti-hunters ,
It will show them these as well as deer are wild animals and do die in other ways besides hunters .
Somehow it feals more humane to shoot an animal ( deer , moose ,etc. ) than to have it chewed up this way .
I no what some are trying to express , just trying to even the playig feild for the moose .[:@]

I am glad that you all find the possible end or at least limitation of you hunting future "cool". [>:]

notice how they are biting/eating at the moose from the back end, that moose no doubt died a long agonizing death from the ass up.

Heck, I get nervy when a pack of coyotes starts howling on my walk out. Wolves? I could only rely on the stench from my drawers to protect me.

Incredible!!! Thanks for sharing.

If you don't find those pictures to be neat, then there is something terribly wrong with you. Thinking that those pictures are neat or even that a pack of wolves attacking is neat does not mean that anyone wants wolves to overpopulate the world. It is like watching a NASCAR wreck. The wrecks are cool even though it means someone could be badly hurt. Plus, I think you are vastly exaggerating the point. There have been wolves in Canada all this time and the game still flourishes. I am for limiting wolves and opening seasons on them too, which would mean even more hunting.

That is amazing. 7 wolves to take down 1 moose. kinda makes ya think it would only take 1 wolf to take down a human.

Mother nature at its best....and worst!

You know there's no evil in this or bestor worst or insane. Its a very natural thing happening there and it's life in the bush the way it'ssuppose to be everyday.

Thanks for sharing those with us - great photos.

sweet looking sequence!!!