Uh oh.... Wolves in Indiana..........
05-21-2008, 01:33 PM
#41
Typical Buck
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RE: Uh oh.... Wolves in Indiana..........
ORIGINAL: kharrison
YouCANNOTDomesticate a wild animal by raising it from when it was young. It still has wild in it and will always be wild.
ORIGINAL: johnnybravoo77
Many people tame or domesticate wolves and breed them. Do a search for wolf pups for sale and you get plenty of results. I dont think I would want one , but I guess a lot of people do.
Many people tame or domesticate wolves and breed them. Do a search for wolf pups for sale and you get plenty of results. I dont think I would want one , but I guess a lot of people do.
Well apparently some people can keep them around long enough to breed. Whether they are domesticated or not, a lot of people are breeding them and selling the pups. Most are half breed with other dogs.
05-21-2008, 06:09 PM
#43
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RE: Uh oh.... Wolves in Indiana..........
ORIGINAL: kharrison
YouCANNOTDomesticate a wild animal by raising it from when it was young. It still has wild in it and will always be wild.
ORIGINAL: johnnybravoo77
Many people tame or domesticate wolves and breed them. Do a search for wolf pups for sale and you get plenty of results. I dont think I would want one , but I guess a lot of people do.
Many people tame or domesticate wolves and breed them. Do a search for wolf pups for sale and you get plenty of results. I dont think I would want one , but I guess a lot of people do.
05-23-2008, 01:39 PM
#46
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RE: Uh oh.... Wolves in Indiana..........
By the pictures i seen those dont look like natural timber wolves more like coydogs or hybrid wolves look close at the feet a timber wolf has a much larger foot then the pictures i seen of the 2 shown in another forum.
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05-23-2008, 08:00 PM
#47
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Uh oh.... Wolves in Indiana..........
ORIGINAL: crokit
It takes a game biologist, not a game warden to difinitively make that call. I highly doubt this story. Put it in the category of cougars in Maryland!!
In fact, send us the link to the newspaper article/story. Surely the media was notified. Y,R!
It takes a game biologist, not a game warden to difinitively make that call. I highly doubt this story. Put it in the category of cougars in Maryland!!
In fact, send us the link to the newspaper article/story. Surely the media was notified. Y,R!
05-24-2008, 06:31 AM
#49
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RE: Uh oh.... Wolves in Indiana..........
ORIGINAL: bristowboy_20
I'll take a full blooded wolf as a pet any day. They don't scare me. I'm more scared of spiders lol.
I'll take a full blooded wolf as a pet any day. They don't scare me. I'm more scared of spiders lol.
05-24-2008, 06:40 AM
#50
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Uh oh.... Wolves in Indiana..........
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Everything else this dude (bristowboy)posts up here is a pile of chit.... no reason to take this one as anything other than that.
ORIGINAL: crokit
It takes a game biologist, not a game warden to difinitively make that call. I highly doubt this story. Put it in the category of cougars in Maryland!!
In fact, send us the link to the newspaper article/story. Surely the media was notified. Y,R!
It takes a game biologist, not a game warden to difinitively make that call. I highly doubt this story. Put it in the category of cougars in Maryland!!
In fact, send us the link to the newspaper article/story. Surely the media was notified. Y,R!
SwampCollie: You've probably stated the most accurate post of them all!! LOL