Montana woman shoots puppy, skins it claiming it was a wolf, posts gruesome pics to social media

Much like your posts when no one sees them and you end up replying to your own posts. Unfortunately it happens

 

I am very familiar with wolves. After med school it was my wife’s obsession.

I don’t doubt at all she hunts for the attention she gets. It is also why she posts it on social media. She flat out used terms to prop herself up in the post. I also agree that there are a lot of people (like her) that shouldn’t be hunting.

Where we disagree is that I don’t think she knew it was a dog and posted it on social media. She really is that stupid. If she knew it was a dog, she would know others including her “man” would know it’s a dog and laugh at her. I am not a big fan of modern hunting culture, but I am familiar with it and none of them would be impressed with her killing and skinning a puppy.

As for the killing of a dog. Dogs are “special” in that they have a special relationship with humans and have adapted to humans. However, the reality is a lot of dogs are killed in shelters and killed by commercial breeders.

I agree with you that she should have just said “I am embarrassed I mistook a dog for a wolf and killed and skinned it”…. But someone that knows so little about hunting and has her “man’s” dick buried in her ass isn’t going to be humbled or honest. She is going to double down and look twice as stupid.

 

@Xerobull

 

Yeah, Americans throw away millions of dogs and cats or don't bother to neuter them that opens the chance for unwanted strays that end up in shelters. Almost a million get euthanized there for whatever reasons.

We breed dogs to unconditionally love or protect humans. I guess there's that ****ed up part where we did it to the point where they'd still love us even if we ****ed them up badly.

That's all I gotta say about that.

 

I think it’s a stretch to say she didn’t know it was a dog

she probably knew it was a dog, killed it and skinned it, and then posted it on FB trying to pass it off as a wolf thinking she’d get her ego stroked

 

How Common Are Wolf Attacks?

In North America, there have been only 2 fatal wild wolf attacks in the past century.
In the lower 48, there have been 0 fatal wild wolf attacks in the past century.
In North America, there have been only 22 nonfatal wild wolf attacks in the past century. Four were rabid.
In the lower 48, there has been 1 nonfatal wild wolf attack in the past century. It was severely brain damaged.

 

Damn pretty much all wolf attacks are in Alaska and Hawaii

 

Yea wolves tend to not **** with people. Being naturally bipedal is good for intimidating a lot of quadrupeds.

 

Agree with this. If you're going to be licensed to kill a wolf, you need to know what one looks like. Even feigning ignorance is too much.