Nigga.. homie got out his car on the side of the road and a fuckin Wolf casually walks up to him

[largebillsonlyplease]

It's the sheer strength and power that will get him.

I had a Neo Mastiff. Weighed about 200 pounds, but still not a wolf. Wild vs domestic and all that. I remember one day I got pissed at that dog. Punched the shit out of it and it just looked at me like It was then that it hit me that the dog could kill me. This wasn't like a german shepard, boxer, or even a dobie. It was 200 solid pounds of power. Now image a wild wolf.

I get people are thinking about survival scenarios, but unless a person has a hunting knife, they are done. And even at that they have to be strong enough and have enough weight to withstand the initial attack of the wolf trying to knock them down. 180 wild animal pounds ain't the same as human pounds as far as strength is concerned.

Not even close

A wild animal is fighting for it's life every time it's fighting
We ain't ready for that shit.
I don't care what stance you take and how tight you wrap the coat around your arm

 

[Day_Carver]

Niggas in here actually talking about fighting a wolf??a fucking wolf!! yea ok....

 

[LSN]

I don't care what stance you take and how tight you wrap the coat around your arm

might have a fighting chance if it’s a cruise coat...then again the wolf might mistake it for a loved one and tear this nigga up even worse

 

[heavyhand]

Not even close

A wild animal is fighting for it's life every time it's fighting
We ain't ready for that shit.
I don't care what stance you take and how tight you wrap the coat around your arm

I aint giving that sumbitch my forearm for that same reason, the bite force and sheer animal savagery would snap every bone in my arm

 

[godofwine]

...and liam neeson had to fight a pack of them shits

LMAO, y'all motherfuckers got me dying with the responses.

But yes, @Dr. Truth , wolves are that big and bigger. The only reason human beings are on top of the food chain it's because we invented weapons. Without weapons it would be scary to face a pack of those motherfuckers.

The dimension from these pictures below...and I've seen pictures with larger wolves. Those motherfuckers can take down bison and moose, they would make short work of a human being

They can be some BIG muhfuckas.

On average, adult wolves measure 105–160 cm (41–63 in) in length and 80–85 cm (31–33 in) in shoulder height.[10] The tail measures 29–50 cm (11–20 in) in length. The ears are 90–110 mm (3.5–4.3 in) in height, and the hind feet are 220–250 mm (8.7–9.8 in).[10] The mean body mass of the extant gray wolf is 40 kg (88 lb), with the smallest specimen recorded at 12 kg (26 lb) and the largest at 79.4 kg (175 lb)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf#Anatomy_and_dimensions

 

[godofwine]

That day it did!

Wawayanda State Park, New Jersey a mom and her 2 cubs. NJ is overloaded with bears. But I hear bear meat is delicious.

I later spoke with a game warden and he said they don't usually come down to this area. I'm sure they tracked them down, he called it in right after I told him. That happened near the parking area.

I'm guessing she didn't bother me cause I didn't have any food and had not yet caught any fish. That was the last time I ever went to that park alone. I did relocate after that encounter, bears will sometimes double back on you.

Bears and mountain lions will double back on you. The double mauling in Seattle a few months ago with a mountain lion went just like that. A couple of people were walking through the woods and they came across a mountain lion. They got big (stood tall, opened their coats and made themselves appear bigger) and a mountain lion wandered off. They thought they were safe...

They weren't.

The mountain lion doubled back and mauled one of them, taking his head in his Jaws, while the other ran off.

Fortunately for the one who almost had his head as a snack, the mountain lion decided to go after the runner. He caught the Runner and killed him, while the first victim got away.

You got to be vigilant at all times. I'm glad I live in Ohio because other than a rare bear sighting, black bear, we don't have any large animals. My coworker spotted a Wolverine in the woods behind her house in Ohio - YES, a real one, and they aren't even native to Ohio. I'll tell the story later.

If you ever encounter an animal, pray that you have at least one other person where you can walk back-to-back and get out of those woods safely

 

[SamSneed]

might have a fighting chance if it’s a cruise coat...then again the wolf might mistake it for a loved one and tear this nigga up even worse

Now if he has that rhino skin joint it may give him 30min extra life

 

[ghoststrike]

Not even close

A wild animal is fighting for it's life every time it's fighting
We ain't ready for that shit.
I don't care what stance you take and how tight you wrap the coat around your arm

A wolf's prey (i.e. buffalo, elk, ox, moose, etc.) has MUCH THICKER coats but somehow dude thinks he will be alright in coated arm guards

I love this forum

 

[Eli_Porter]

Niggas in here actually talking about fighting a wolf??a fucking wolf!! yea ok....

Well what do you suggest if the wolf attacks you? You can’t outrun that shit. You might as well fight

 

[ghoststrike]

Man I had no clue them shits were that big.

That's Hollywood for ya, will have people thinking wolves are only as big as lassie and Cleopatra looked like Elizabeth Taylor lol

Well what do you suggest if the wolf attacks you? You can’t outrun that shit. You might as well fight

Wolves usually shy away from people as a natural precaution unless said person has something it wants like food or a pet for it to snack on. But all bets are off if a person is too close to their pups. They attack bears to defend their pups.

 

[ghoststrike]

you are right at the lone wolf but even then its transitioning to start a pack.
its just how they are and i dont blame them

Speaking of transition, after leaving the pack, this young female wolf befriends a grizzly bear. According to the wildlife photographer, they would eat, play and nap together. This went on for weeks until she left to find/start a new pack.

 

[moblack]

You can easily tell who has spent time outdoors hunting and been around wildlife and who hasn't.

 

[eatcake]

You got to RESPECT nature in all forms

 

[Tdot_firestarta]

Dem shits look more like a dire-wolf.

Exactly what i came in here to say

 

[killagram]

Bears and mountain lions will double back on you. The double mauling in Seattle a few months ago with a mountain lion went just like that. A couple of people were walking through the woods and they came across a mountain lion. They got big (stood tall, opened their coats and made themselves appear bigger) and a mountain lion wandered off. They thought they were safe...

They weren't.

The mountain lion doubled back and mauled one of them, taking his head in his Jaws, while the other ran off.

Fortunately for the one who almost had his head as a snack, the mountain lion decided to go after the runner. He caught the Runner and killed him, while the first victim got away.

You got to be vigilant at all times. I'm glad I live in Ohio because other than a rare bear sighting, black bear, we don't have any large animals. My coworker spotted a Wolverine in the woods behind her house in Ohio - YES, a real one, and they aren't even native to Ohio. I'll tell the story later.

If you ever encounter an animal, pray that you have at least one other person where you can walk back-to-back and get out of those woods safely

Why would I be In the woods...fuk the woods..lmao..brah

 

[geechiedan]

That's Hollywood for ya, will have people thinking wolves are only as big as lassie and Cleopatra looked like Elizabeth Taylor lol



Wolves usually shy away from people as a natural precaution unless said person has something it wants like food or a pet for it to snack on. But all bets are off if a person is too close to their pups. They attack bears to defend their pups.

very close....but the truth is wolves are scavengers mostly...sure they hunt but if they can score food easier they will..thats how some of them became domesticated...following around human settlements and eating the leftovers or scraps tossed off...I assume a few formed a bond with the humans doing that and said fuck it its ALOT easier than hunting so they started protecting the humans if a threat came near...not because they cared about the people but they wanted to keep the gravy train going...

"If this bear attacks these motherfuckers (thats what they call us) I stop getting easy food...FUCK THAT..

Its how they eventually evolved into dogs and companions for humans.

That wolf in the OP had probably observed human activity and was seeing if he could score some easy food..

probably.....maybe...hopefully

 

[BlkStrength]

If a wolf has bad intentions and gets to sink those canine in ya, it's over no matter what you try to do. Thankfully, unless it's territorial or you're fuckin with em they seem to prefer other prey.

 

[4 Dimensional]

Speaking of transition, after leaving the pack, this young female wolf befriends a grizzly bear. According to the wildlife photographer, they would eat, play and nap together. This went on for weeks until she left to find/start a new pack.

That’s dope as hell.

Woodland creatures are the shit!

 

[godofwine]

very close....but the truth is wolves are scavengers mostly...sure they hunt but if they can score food easier they will..thats how some of them became domesticated...following around human settlements and eating the leftovers or scraps tossed off...I assume a few formed a bond with the humans doing that and said fuck it its ALOT easier than hunting so they started protecting the humans if a threat came near...not because they cared about the people but they wanted to keep the gravy train going...

"If this bear attacks these motherfuckers (thats what they call us) I stop getting easy food...FUCK THAT..

Its how they eventually evolved into dogs and companions for humans.

That wolf in the OP had probably observed human activity and was seeing if he could score some easy food..

probably.....maybe...hopefully

That's funny, and a lot of Truth in it.

One of my co-workers saw a wolverine in her backyard in Ohio. Wolverines are not native to Ohio - hell, they're not even native to America anymore, only northern Canada, but they have been known to wander.

From her patio window, she saw what she thought was a bear climbing a tree oh, so she grabbed her phone.

What else could have been? It was climbing the tree hand over hand? But that's when she saw the tail... And then she saw it climb down the tree head first... And she saw the tail.

Bears climb down trees backwards like we do. As soon as I get the video I'll post it, but a wolverine in Ohio is wild. Wolverines are nicknamed skunk bears because they have nasty temperaments like Bears shrunk down to a really gigantic skunk size

 

[Day_Carver]

Well what do you suggest if the wolf attacks you? You can’t outrun that shit. You might as well fight

There's no reason why a wolf should ever attack you lol; or I should say there is no reason why one should ever be in a position to get attacked by a wolf... if one is in that position they better have multiple firearms with them.....fighting hell no, shooting well that's a different story.....

 

[fonzerrillii]

5 pages.

What’s going on in here

 

[killagram]

5 pages.

What’s going on in here

They debating on who can whoop a wolf and all dat other shit..brah

 

[pookie]

A wolf's prey (i.e. buffalo, elk, ox, moose, etc.) has MUCH THICKER coats but somehow dude thinks he will be alright in coated arm guards

I love this forum

5 pages.

What’s going on in here

They debating on who can whoop a wolf and all dat other shit..brah

 

[largebillsonlyplease]

Speaking of transition, after leaving the pack, this young female wolf befriends a grizzly bear. According to the wildlife photographer, they would eat, play and nap together. This went on for weeks until she left to find/start a new pack.

Yup
That type of stuff happens when we're not looking.

Things generally know how to get along together in nature we're the ones with our feet up saying "fuck yo couch nigga"

 

[SamSneed]

Speaking of transition, after leaving the pack, this young female wolf befriends a grizzly bear. According to the wildlife photographer, they would eat, play and nap together. This went on for weeks until she left to find/start a new pack.

Bosses know bosses

 

[The Plutonian]

LMAO forgot about this. A wolf expert said them MF wolves are cowards and will haul ass before trying to take down a human. You could tell by the article that the wolf expert was annoyed. Keep em coming though lol

https://blog.nationalgeographic.org/2012/02/03/would-real-wolves-act-like-the-wolves-of-the-grey/

 

[Dr. Truth]

Who would win, a Real Wolf vs. A Wolf Dog?

 

[SamSneed]

Who would win, a Real Wolf vs. A Wolf Dog?

It’s 9am on the west coast and this nigga high af

 

[ghoststrike]

LMAO forgot about this. A wolf expert said them MF wolves are cowards and will haul ass before trying to take down a human. You could tell by the article that the wolf expert was annoyed. Keep em coming though lol

https://blog.nationalgeographic.org/2012/02/03/would-real-wolves-act-like-the-wolves-of-the-grey/

The thing I notice about these so-called wildlife experts is that they apply an isolated example as a general rule to explain animal behavior topped with their subtle arrogant tone. It's mad annoying, especially when you see many examples of otherwise.

 

[SamSneed]

They debating on who can whoop a wolf and all dat other shit..brah

Just one dude sayin he can take on a wolf, rest sayin his ass gon die

 

[BitchI'llKillYa]

You can protect your neck in a variety of ways. Posture, stance. No hands needed. And if you don't, it's a wrap.

Now, keeping my body perpendicular (sideways) to the wolf, limiting the strike zone. Lead foot forward. Moving in a circle. "C'mon, c'mon," loudly, not scared. He has two options. That coat protected lead arm which I'm going to feed him or that lead leg. He grabs that. Right arm stabbing at will.

Now, you can google the biggest baddest wolf in the woods, I'm probably taking a loss. But a regular wolf. Let's go. Not looking for a fight, but I'm not running.

Lmaooo

"EVERYBODY got a plan, 'til they get punched in the mouth..." -Mike Tyson

 

[ak_rep]

Lmaooo

"EVERYBODY got a plan, 'til they get punched in the face..." -Mike Tyson

Your scary ass.

We need to get off this Richard Pryor shit, I saw that fox and I was gone jack, prrrrrnnnn, haha.

Dude we're Africans. The first naturists. Something happened in between then.

I'm not saying don't respect nature and certain animals, or look for a fight. But I'm not backing down from a wolf and that's my bottom line. Call me delusional. But I'm not.

 

[godofwine]

The thing I notice about these so-called wildlife experts is that they apply an isolated example as a general rule to explain animal behavior topped with their subtle arrogant tone. It's mad annoying, especially when you see many examples of otherwise.

Human beings...let me correct this - WHITE PEOPLE are arrogant AF when it comes to nature.

Sharks don't eat us because we don't taste good. When they attack us they think we are seals and they let us go once they find out where not because we don't have enough fat

Now I hear that wolves are cowards and would run away from us and not confront us.

More arrogant white people Bullshit

 

[Jae]

Fuck a wolf

 

[ghoststrike]

this scene really got niggas feeling themselves...shit is not gonna be anywhere near as “poetic” as this lol...these muthafuckas will rip your ass up and have you screaming like a bitch before you can flashback to anything you love...dude was fucked even if he did survive the wolf attack...it’s not like the other wolves would’ve stepped aside on some “you got the juice now” shit

There was this white female zoo keeper that was ripped apart by a wolf pack in the manner u described. This occurred right after she mistreated the animals by kicking them and arrogantly saying she's "their alpha". The other zoo keeper witnesses said they were in awe of the sheer ferociousness of the attack and too afraid to try to step in to try to save her. All they could do was watch.