Douchebag Bison

[Brian46]

That makes no sense. He filmed something not often seen by humans but exemplifies 'real life' in the natural world quite well. Kudos to him for capturing it.

I am playing devils advocate, antis are fine with animals suffering and call it nature in instances like this but a human hunting the animal and killing it for food is considered cruel by them even though it is in our nature.

Wasn't there just a thread about how antis were telling a young lady she should be shot and/or kill herself for hunting? Why are anti's not out suggesting this of the wolves who by nature are far more cruel in their killing of other animals?. In this case the fellow bison ended it quicker than the wolves would have.

I don't think there is worse suffering than wolves feeding on the hind quarters of an animal for days while it is alive after hamstringing it to the ground

 

[Miaugi]

Maybe the big guy was just trying to knock him "loose" from the wolves? Not everything goes to plan!

 

[joe n]

Kinda like what Shane did to Otis LOL!

 

[Canadian_Zuk]

Kinda like what Shane did to Otis LOL!

lol

 

[1899]

I am playing devils advocate, antis are fine with animals suffering and call it nature in instances like this but a human hunting the animal and killing it for food is considered cruel by them even though it is in our nature.

Wasn't there just a thread about how antis were telling a young lady she should be shot and/or kill herself for hunting? Why are anti's not out suggesting this of the wolves who by nature are far more cruel in their killing of other animals?. In this case the fellow bison ended it quicker than the wolves would have.

I don't think there is worse suffering than wolves feeding on the hind quarters of an animal for days while it is alive after hamstringing it to the ground

Funny you say this because I was thinking a very similar thing.

 

[rhino519]

communism at work- sacrifice of an individual for the good of the collective

 

[Runningfool]

I found it interesting that the older, larger wolves were smart enough and aware of their surroundings enough to notice what looked like a charging bison and get out of the way. The younger ones got trampled and rolled and could have been in serious trouble had that bison been a hero instead of a douche

 

[triple tap]

my computer just shows a box with a X through it... can someone post the link so I can see what this is about? sounds funny...

 

[Commander Tom]

The road to hell is paved with good intentions!

 

[Hotwheels81]

What's interesting to me is that the wolves can chew thru that hide... Bison are tough critters and winter fur on em is THICK

 

[curseyou]

so was the camera guy for just filming

What was he supposed to do. Starve the wolves?

There is an important lesson for everyone in here if you are willing to look for it.

 

[landphil]

There is an important lesson for everyone in here if you are willing to look for it.

Yup, everyone's out to get you. And CCW could save your hide.

 

[Melnibonean]

so was the camera guy for just filming

Correct, and by the looks of it, from a helicopter.

Don't know what you think he should have or could have done.

 

[randymacbc]

now that right theres funny
i dont care who you are

 

[hollowedpoint]

WOW talk about crappy luck!

 

[BeaverMeat]

I don't think there is worse suffering than wolves feeding on the hind quarters of an animal for days while it is alive after hamstringing it to the ground

Look at the video again. Most are at the neck.

 

[Gunexpert007]

The downed Bison is probabley thinking " I should have stayed the heck home today....DAM , this is going to hurt '........

 

[TheTooner]

What's interesting to me is that the wolves can chew thru that hide... Bison are tough critters and winter fur on em is THICK

They start at the soft parts - anus, mouth, ears, throat - and once in work along from there.

 

[TheTooner]

The downed Bison is probabley thinking " I should have stayed the heck home today....DAM , this is going to hurt '........

The bison were at home. But that's also where wolves live.

 

[Brian46]

Look at the video again. Most are at the neck.

I was speaking in general of wolf kills that I have come across in person. In this video they didn't need to bring the animal down it was done for them by another animal.