Douchebag Bison

[Melnibonean]

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[purplemushroom]

Maybe they were in an argument before the wolves came

 

[Shooter1971]

LOL...that was great. what at prick..

 

[the spank]

Survival of the fittest in action there. That eliminated the rest of the herd being chased down.

Maybe it was just one of those "step kid" deals?! I know there were moments with my ex-wifes son where that would have been an awesome option!!!

 

[JimboJones]

OMG he knee-capped him bison style!!!

"I don't have to outrun the wolves, I just need to outrun you..."

 

[squamishhunter]

Coulda just as easily trampled the wolves. Family issues?

 

[timandkimandshea]

He WAS a douche

 

[WR69]

Lol not maybe nice to laugh but damn that is funny right there

 

[Gunexpert007]

Everyone for themselves Bison style.......hard way to go being ripped apart by wolves.....

 

[Potasz]

This is normal behavior look at people when there is a fire
Funny

 

[AB.boy]

The ole "Better you than me" routine.

 

[Brian46]

He WAS a douche

so was the camera guy for just filming

 

[retoxtony]

This is normal behavior look at people when there is a fire
Funny

Absolutely right. Hilarious video, reminds me of the Seinfeld George Constanza fire episode.

 

[retoxtony]

so was the camera guy for just filming

As opposed to what exactly? Are you saying he should have intervened and stopped the wolves?

 

[Ecks]

Oh wow. I was not expecting that. I though maybe they were sparing and then the wolves moved in but not that. That was, well just awesome.

 

[Ecks]

so was the camera guy for just filming

It nature dude. Surely you get that right!? Or perhaps you are just being a TROLL!?

 

[TheTooner]

That's how the herd mentality works. Remember that when you vote for the collective good.

 

[chadeech]

Might not be right but i laughed ,,,the old just have to be faster than you scenario

 

[UR2X3M4ME]

Evidently a normal behavior, it happens everyday on parliament hill.

 

[CV32]

so was the camera guy for just filming

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.