wolf attacked deer

[mightyhunter]

I thought you guys might get a kick out of these pics. Just got these from a friend of mind. It happened at PetroCan site.

They figured the buck would score in the 160+.

 

[Levi Garrett]

Thats cool, very cool, thanks for the images I agree with the score, gotta be 24 inches wide, even with the ears pinned

 

[mightyhunter]

You're welcome

 

[whammy]

Wicked pictures!

 

[Mike Oxbig]

Nice beach! Too bad there's wolves there!



It's wild when you see the human print beside the wolf one.
Good stuff!

 

[723723]

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[H4831]

Wolf.

 

[eastwind]

Nice buck, too bad he's toast.

 

[pitdogboy]

sweet pics!

 

[mightyhunter]

Location

I am not sure, buddy didn't say. the wolf and the deer not only got into the plant, some how they got into the prill sulfur where it is being re-melting. They built a ramp onto the sulfur block next the prill, the deer and the wolf went up to the block and they chased the wolf out of the plant. Called F&G, they came and dispatched the deer.

 

[hillbillyreefer]

Supposed to have happened at Petro-Cans Hanlon gas plant located a couple miles east of Robb, AB.

 

[7mm-08]

Awesome pics,very nice buck! Thanks for sharing.

 

[H4831]

That's a really perfect wolf track in the sulphur, you could almost get it as a cast. Anyone wanting to distinguish a wolf track should study it. Besides the great difference in size, a coyote track tends to be narrower and longer, while the wolf is shorter and broad.
You can also see considerable weight was on the foot. I think the Central Alberta wolves are the same sub specie as the ones of central BC. Five males from Quesnel (central BC) were once officially recorded and the average weight was 99 pounds. The largest was something like a 114 pounds.

 

[tracker]

Bring the deer to Ontario with all the bleeding hearts here they will nurse him back and feed the wolf dog food?