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04-13-2009, 08:21 PM
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Actually, that entire statement you just made I agree with. I can't stand the tree huggers either, they are no different up here than in other states other than the fact that they haven't made any headway up here... yet!
Wolves don't care of the people that care for them, but they ARE a caring animals as far as their own families (packs) are concerned, but they (like us) are also a vicious cold-blooded killer ... lots of times I think people love or hate the wolf because they ARE much like us in their actions. Don't get me started on humanizing animals - I have nine large dogs, they ARE my kids  and better behaved and more well-manered critters you won't find  More so than my human kids!! lol
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04-13-2009, 09:11 PM
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Dogs
Had a friend from Nenana who had a pack of sled dogs. Left 3 in his Land Cruiser. Ate his seats..Literally in 15 minutes. Thought it was funnier than he!!. Laughed till I cried. Just think of all the nauga's it took to make those naugahyde seats. I actually know of a gal who thought it was a real animal that they made naugahyde seats out of. The lights were on..but nobody was home...Like most of the tree huggers.
Nah...wolves are nothing like us..They kill their own food...we have someone else do it for us. except for hunters of course.
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