Wolf attack yellow stone.

[bearmanric]

http://lobowatch.wordpress.com/2012/06/15/is-there-more-to-yellowstone-wolf-attack-than-park-officials-are-admitting/

[Special T]

 
Good Article I sure hope some one can dig up this guys name so that the record can be stet Straight!

[Joeman3285]

Geez... What's the big deal?  The guy walked up on a wolf den at a time of the year when there are likely pups then got chased off and jumped in the river.  If the wolves were hell bent on taking him down as prey I doubt he could have run fast to get away.  Unless of course he was right on the water.  Just my 

[sebek556]

I was talking about this incident with my dad, a retired mail man. He pointed out a few interesting points to me. Being a mail man he has experience with both attack dogs and pepper spray. 1 their are types of dogs that are immune to pepper spray i.e. pit bulls, and other types have a higher tolerance to it i.e. Rottweiler's. 2 to stop a dog from attacking it has to be a direct shot, it can't be a close spray it has to be dead on, for this reason mailmen carry a form of bear mace not self defense pepper spray. So, with this in mind would a man so scared of a "warning bark" that he ran and jumped unprovoked into a freezing river be able to get a direct spray on a wolf? and would pepper spray work on a wolf?

[sebek556]

  Two years later, on September 25, 1998, another Algonquin wolf circled a little girl and despite blasts of pepper spray, didn't leave until the child entered a trailer.
quote from a story on http://www.wildsentry.org/WolfAttack.html
other than this I cannot find anything on a wolf being pepper sprayed other than the Yellowstone incident where of course it is being recounted over and over again as the poor wolf, or it was a anti-wolver trying to cause problems 

[Nilehunter]

But I thought wolves were shy and ran from people.  He must have been old, sick and weak.

LOL!! Thining the heard