Night òwl
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After spending many a night out in coleford as my local, I hate to say it your right
Wolves in FOD
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From my limited experience, single Wolves will do their utmost to avoid a human.
Zio65
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be careful, even here in Italy there were initially sporadic sightings of wolves which people didn't give any importance to or laughed at the unfortunate person who reported them, then over the course of about twenty years there was a demographic explosion of this animal with very serious damage both to wildlife and especially to livestock, even citizens arriving in the hinterland to prey on dogs and cats because they are simpler and more available than wild boars and various deer sightings of wolves with dark colors which are the Nordic ones, only to then discover that environmentalist bodies have received large sums of money both from private individuals and from European and Italian public institutions to reintroduce the canid, my advice if it ever happens, shoot them all down otherwise you will you will find, like us, pastoralism now over due to the continuous attacks on flocks and herds Lead is the only solution if the sighting is true
Lady visitor to a French safari park in hospital after wolves savaged her.
Dunno about that, but you can often see cougars roaming around the towns in the evenings at weekends ready to pounce.
merlin
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Specifically which areas of which towns?
Asking for a friend.
Just so that
And want you to join their syndicate at £2500 a popNo doubt spotted by the same people who claim there is still thousands of feral wild boar in the dean
30 odd years ago, my then girlfriends brother kept timberwolf x gsd crosses for film work. They had a strong prey drive which was not good for some of his other livestock. As I recall he did not persevere with that particular option, although the business remains very successful.
Given the mentality of certain "dog" owners it would not surprise me if there are still timberwolf crosses out there. But given the ability of the general public to misidentify species it was probably a labradoodle!
Although I like the suggestion that it was another boar!
Given the mentality of certain "dog" owners it would not surprise me if there are still timberwolf crosses out there. But given the ability of the general public to misidentify species it was probably a labradoodle!
Although I like the suggestion that it was another boar!
Oh dear, remember that American wummin' that shot and skinned a wolf that turned out to be a Husky?
My view on all these exotics is that they are not out there as one of us would have whacked one by now.
Lace1978
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If I was 10 inch's long I'd probably be chasing a load of old dears !!
, then anything is possible in FOD 
NoIDeer
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Met one of these outside the Coop in Moffat the other day with his street living owner. Even my teckel gulped when he stood up to have a sniff. Magnificent beast he was too, I wouldn't fancy having wild things that looked like that living near me and I doubt any livestock would too.
There is a lot of us here, who would like to give you some (or all) of our wolves if you want some. Just think about how it would be a positive addition to your biodiversety.
Look at the sweet puppies.
The local farmers around here would be delighted if you would take them
, and the famous British naturists would really like to cuddle and protect them, (while they are small).
Look at the sweet puppies.
The local farmers around here would be delighted if you would take them
, and the famous British naturists would really like to cuddle and protect them, (while they are small).Attachments
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