List of wolf attacks

[wolfbait]

List of wolf attacks

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wolf_attacks?fbclid=IwAR3I_-ti-ql0UxoEtBzV4jGeflYLgmaqLK3k72k5-vp_lGQaGpsl5ebmHaI

[nwwanderer]

Thanks wolfbait, be careful out there

[KFhunter]

"After she was dragged away by wolves, at the end only her skull could be found in the fields"


Poor Anita, 7 year old girl     

January 22, 2019

[TheStovePipeKid]

 I had to stop reading. Too many kids on that list, and the details of their remains is mind crushing for the parents who find them. What a sick joke re-introduction has turned out to be.

[wolfbait]

Thanks wolfbait, be careful out there

Thankfully the USFWS and WDFW's wolves are shy, timid creatures that avoid humans....

[zwickeyman]

And most of those Wolves are scrawny little things, not these huge F N Grey Wolves. If those countries had these Wolves they aint fighting off s^%$t

[Bango skank]

People dont realize, even aside from canada and alaska, there are tons of wolves all over asia and europe.  Idiots calling wolves "endangered" drive me crazy. 

[mfswallace]

Lotta foreign wolves doing work, time to
!Make America's Wolves Great Again!

[birddogdad]

sad to think that building a list of like attacks here will be required to get the huggers back in check with wolves, most likely a generational cycle to fix this poor decision..

[idahohuntr]

I don't see listing wolf attacks in Iran, Iraq, Russia, and Kazahkstan as having any effect on policy in the US.  In fact, I'd suggest its actually counterproductive to the point the OP is trying to make about the dangers of wolves in the US. 

[KFhunter]

I don't see listing wolf attacks in Iran, Iraq, Russia, and Kazahkstan as having any effect on policy in the US.  In fact, I'd suggest its actually counterproductive to the point the OP is trying to make about the dangers of wolves in the US.

There's a lot wrong with what you just said, and sicking once fully unpacked.

[idahohuntr]

David Mech probably said it best in a late 1990's article:

As wolf populations begin to recover in both the Lake Superior and western regions of the United States, it is important that people understand this situation. Wolves are large carnivores. Like bears, cougars and domestic dogs, they should be regarded as potentially dangerous. This does not mean that wolves should be viewed with an unhealthy fear or that we must return to the days when wolves were regarded as demons. It only means that we should view wolves with the same healthy respect due any potentially dangerous animal.

[KFhunter]

Wolves are large carnivores. Like bears, cougars and domestic dogs, they should be regarded as potentially dangerous.

I've never been surrounded by a "pack" of bears    or a "pack" of mt lions       (I'm leaving domestic dogs out of this as its dumb)


wolves are different because they come with that mob mentality, the bigger the mob (pack) the more likely something will go wrong because they're emboldened and it only takes one to make the decision to "go"


In singles, treat them like any other predator, but in big packs....not so much

and FYI, never assume one is single...

[buckfvr]

    Only thing like wolves is more wolves no matter what anyone tries to make you believe.......

[bearpaw]

Two things, a number of those listed are from N America, and it's not complete. For example, my neighbor was stalked and then attacked by a wolf while hunting a few years ago, he shot from the hip, hit the animal in mid air as it leaped toward him, it hit the ground dropped a piece of bone and ran the other way. He took WDFW to the location, it was all confirmed. That was not mentioned in the listings, how many other attacks have happened but weren't mentioned?