Thursday, February 22, 2024

#38 - Wolf Activity in Durham County - North Carolina.

 Red wolf scat (found in North Carolina) is abundant - do to the government program that is releasing them to this day...  I don't agree with the release of a 120lb killer but it sure makes walks in the forest more interesting.  Especially in January and February when food for the wolves is at it's scarcest. In late January 2024 - they could be heard howling at 3:00AM about one to two blocks away in our wildlife preserve. 

Coyote Scat - not the rabbit fir and smaller diameter

Red Wolf Scat - mostly white tailed deer hair.

Coyote with bird feathers

Wold scat (deer hair)

Large wolf - to big to be Coyote

Wolf Scat - with Deer Hair

Dog scat - much more granular with dog hair in it.

 

Saturday, February 25, 2023

#37 Telling Wolf Scat from Coyote

 Things to know about large canine predators - they leave their scat/poop in the middle of the path as a marker of their territory.  Wolf scat is black with from the blood and meat of deer - here is how you can tell you have wolves in your back yard forest.  Wolf scat is filled with deer hair as you see in both the fresh scat and the aged below:


These picture were taken in a forest behind my house in Durham, North Carolina.  Below is the scat of Coyote - notice that it is about half the size in diameter and white with rabbit fur:


 Have fun in the woods, be safe - both Coyotes and Wolves are for the most part nocturnal so you my not see them - but you can know if they are around.


Wednesday, December 15, 2021

 The "Wolves" have put Graphene Oxide in the vaccines.  It's a Trade Secret ingredient so it isn't listed on the ingredient list. But it's there:

 

https://www.bitchute.com/video/HQb9DJmy9bDb/ 

Thursday, September 10, 2020

#36 - Wolf or Coyote kills Teacher in North Carolina

 As most of you may know - I hail from North Carolina.  Where unbenonst to much of the world we had a Red Wolf Project - which was involved in the release of hundreds of wolves.  This teacher likely died from on of this miscreant choices.  

"The death of North Carolina school teacher Brenda Hamilton in a mysterious animal attack last week has been linked to an unknown animal with canine DNA.

That includes the possibilities of a wolf, coyote or vicious dog, says a release from the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office.

As of Friday, the investigators still had not announced a determination of what was responsible for her death.

Little is publicly known about what played out Feb. 15 on Indian Run Road in Pantego. The extent of 77-year-old Hamilton’s injuries has not been released, other than to say they were severe and she was in critical condition before dying at Vidant Pitt Hospital.

Hamilton was a high school English teacher at Pungo Christian Academy in Bellhaven."

 

Very interesting how they didn't show the body.  Wolves are more systematic in their killing and red wolves seldom kill their prey but eat them alive. 



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The haunting case of a 77-year-old school teacher mauled to death by an unknown animal in coastal North Carolina is being taken nationwide in the search for answers.

It’s been six months since Brenda Hamilton was attacked while walking her dogs in Beaufort County, and deputies have yet to figure out what exactly is to blame for her killing.

Deputies have speculated it could have been a coyote, wolves or even wild dogs, but DNA evidence has concluded only that the attacker was canine in nature, the sheriff’s office said in a press release.

The Beaufort County Commission voted Monday to launch a committee in search of definitive answers, with the intention of having national experts weigh in, reports WITN. The vote was unanimous and included money to pay consultants, WCTI said Tuesday.

“There is a concern in the community that because this attack was from unknown sources, that it could happen again,” commissioner Hood Richardson told WITN. “As a matter of public safety... we need to bring this mystery to some kind of a conclusion.”"

 

Remember we are taught to believe that wolves prey upon the old and the weak...

Wednesday, February 6, 2019

#35 - Wolf Attacks World Wide

These attacks are listed from Wikipedia - they illustrate that theme where wolves - once reintroduced start by eating up the deer and elk population and then move on to dogs and to children - finally adults. 

Prashant, Jaswant
4(age), 2 ♂♂ January 24, 2019 Predatory Kashipur Village, Sambhal District, Uttar Pradesh, India Playing around  their parents who were working nearby in the fields, the two boys were suddenly attacked and dragged away by wolves. Their father and other farmers from the fields could rescue the two children. Due to their serious condition doctors referred the boys to Aligarh.  
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Anita ( † ) 7 January 22, 2019 Predatory Alipur Village,  Sambhal,  Uttar Pradesh, India After she was dragged away by wolves, at the end only her skull could be found in the fields

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2 Woodcutters ? ♂♂ January 13, 2019 Unprovoked Osipenko Village, Berdyansk District, Zaporozhye Oblast, Ukraine On two following days two wolf attacks occurred in the same area.In the second attack the wolf jumped on the back of one of the young men who were cutting trees. Together with his partner he managed to kill the beast .Because of legal issues in wood cutting and  injured only slightly the two men refused being hospitalized but informed the officials , so that the carcass of the wolf could be burnt and the head sent for rabies examination
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3 Adults ? ♀♀♂ January 12, 2019 Unprovoked Osipenko Village, Berdyansk District, Zaporozhye Oblast, Ukraine On two following days two wolf attacks occurred in the same area. In the first incident 3 inhabitants , two women and a man, were attacked and injured . One of the women was seriously bitten in the head causing intensive care.The victims were hospitalized , treated  and vaccinated. In the second incident next day a wolf was killed, which showed no rabies in the preliminary examination.
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Vikesh ( † ) 2,5 December 30, 2018 Predatory Hakimpur Village,  Sambhal,  Uttar Pradesh, India The young boy was taken away from the village by wolves.His mutilated body was found 2 days later.
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Monday, August 6, 2018

#34 - Wolf Population Update

Well, folks - were are obviously still going against the Status Quo when we consider apposing the uncheck spread of Wolves.  There are many reasons for that - much of which has been covered in earlier articles like the one Never Cry Wolf.

I received a report today from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - title Grey Wolf Depredation Update.  In it the report specified that two hunting dogs were killed (and eaten) by wolves.  That struck me as odd because the "reports" indicate that in the middle of summer and wolves won't attack dogs - only in winter when starving or when the dogs are close to their dens.  Furthermore it happened in town not out in the wilder places...  So I decided to do my research - these events were reported today 8/6/2018 in the town of Lynn - Oneida County - Wisconsin.  So we have two factors that are new - 1) The dogs were taken during summer 2) They were taken from within a town.  Is this pattern going to continue?  You bet!  Demand that they put a check on wolf populations now - not later.  Basically - your protecting the wild life and preventing harm to our pets and at the same time keeping future generations of wolves from starvation.  They have no natural predictor...

Doing more research I was able to dig up the towns ordinance record for Lynn.  Not surprisingly - the town had notice this problem before - on page forty I found this candid paragraph:


"The wildlife habitat is abundant in the Town of Lynne due to the variety of land types, soils, woodlands and surface water present throughout the town. Wildlife species however, are down drastically. Deer herds are at an all time low. One
reason is the presence of large wolf and coyote population are taking their toll on fawns. The adult population and yearlings are down due to the Wisconsin Department of Resources poor management skills, misrepresentation of
actual wildlife numbers and extreme over harvesting. The upland game birds, turkeys, grouse,
pheasant along with small mammals such as rabbit are also at dangerously low levels, due to the
presence of wolves and coyotes going unchecked."  
I would suggest to the reader that adult wolves - working in packs of two or more are exceedingly able to take down adult deer - an obvious fact that we are not collectively facing.  Notice the hunters got blamed for the shortage of adult deer.  Anyone doubting this fact my examine the article on identifying wolves by scat - where they will see adult deer hair in the feces.
 
The document was not dated but data in it was current up to 2008.  The evidence is clear - deer populations and "edible" wildlife will be depleted...  Once that happens - which most hunters and wild life lovers consider bad enough - the hungry animals look to livestock and our pets to stay alive.
Demand that wolves be de-listed from the protected species act and that its population be curtail by hunting and trapping.  A wolf fur coat not only keeps you warm but it also sends a message to the Mascot.  There is almost no way we will eliminate the wile wolf - but we can avoid disaster if we act on the information.
 

Thursday, November 16, 2017

#33 - Encounters with Wolves

As we watch the unfolding of this grand mascot reintroduction of wolves into America let's consider the facts - here are just some details of the wolf reintroduction phenomenon - and it's effect on ungulate populations and hunters.

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Here are JUST two of the many examples where those that say game is still there .... hunt harder, its hogwash :
Idaho Elk.
Idaho, the Lolo elk herd went from 19000 before wolves to 1000 after wolves. During that huge decline calf to cow ratios were well below what responsible elk biologist call healthy. The science is clear. Responsible wolf biologists tell us that unmanaged wolves will keep suppressed ungulate herds suppressed. Acting like those that have hunted the lolo range "need to hunt harder" is disingenuous.... but, still the wolf pimp party line.
Northern Wisconsin deer herd,
The Northern WI deer herd is at its lowest level in decades. The standard wolf pimp party line is to look at the deer population as a whole verses just the units with saturated wolves. The units of Forest Co tell the story of places with saturated wolves. In Forest Co the 1995 deer harvest was 4658 vs the 2015 harvest of 1146. The standard wolf pimp party lines is that wolves will control CWD & car deer accidents...... which is a complete laugher! They then brag that the 2016 harvest was an increase of "30%". A thinking person knows that you need LOT OF 30% increases to get from 1146 to above 4658. Matter of FACT it would take SIX YEARS of 30 back to back to back increases to do so! Sure, the bad winters took a toll on the deer BUT SO DID WOLVES. It is absolutely absurd to act as if the 1995 harvest in heavily hunted Forest Co of 4658 was "unhealthy" before wolves.
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People just don't want to believe that A) Wolves are here (that is that they migrate) and B) That the represent a danger.  Homeless people will be the first to suffer - who will miss them????  Second, outdoor people will have to stop going into the woods alone.

Two examples - both on the East Coast in North Carolina where I'm from.  One was a day hike into the back woods.  I sat alone on a log overlooking a dry river bed.  The time was getting toward dusk. A little voice inside me said it was time to leave but I ignored that voice and ten minutes later I heard them.  Two wolf cries that sounded like sonar beacons triangulating my position.  I'm no coward so when I say these sent chills up my spin it was a real different feeling.  I got up and began to walk away from the area - as I did all my learning on wolves came to mind.  Don't run was the sum of it.  But as I continued I recollected that the wolves were not in sight so I began to jog.  I ran until I came to a fence for cattle and climbed over it.  There on the other side I stopped in the full sunlight of evening.  Looking around me I saw a deer skull which had been chewed on from every angle - it was clear to me that wolves had killed it and that those same wolves were on my track.  I walked back to the opening where the track led back to home.  As I did the woods feel deftly silent..  Even the birds and the small things of the woods were silent.  Taking a few more steps and listening I noted that this was the pregnant pause the is so well known to predicate an attack.  Just then a small chickadee started up and I knew I was safe.  A few more steps and I heard a fight break out between two canines - It was like one canine was mad at the other for starting after me and then calling it quits.  I safely made my way out of the woods and vowed never to return without a weapon.  That was my first encounter with wolves.