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48 Wild Bears, Tigers, Lions and Wolves Escape Enclosure.
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reply to post by OneEleven
Not necessarily. Cattlemen have the right to shoot wolves who wander off the refuge onto their property. Quite a few wolves are lost this way. Of course, I think some just want to be able to shoot a wolf and claim they were after their cattle.
Not necessarily. Cattlemen have the right to shoot wolves who wander off the refuge onto their property. Quite a few wolves are lost this way. Of course, I think some just want to be able to shoot a wolf and claim they were after their cattle.
reply to post by camaro68ss
Obviously you have never seen a lion up close. I have. I have also seen bears up close. Much different view face to face. The lion I saw banged its paws against the cage and made two large muscular men jump back 5 feet.
Obviously you have never seen a lion up close. I have. I have also seen bears up close. Much different view face to face. The lion I saw banged its paws against the cage and made two large muscular men jump back 5 feet.
reply to post by OzTruth
Last time I checked, police were not zoologists.
Animal caretakers don't even tranquilize their own animals, the vets do. When it comes to how to tranquilize and how much, its a science.
Not to mention, exactly where would cops take 25 predators in Ohio?
Last time I checked, police were not zoologists.
Animal caretakers don't even tranquilize their own animals, the vets do. When it comes to how to tranquilize and how much, its a science.
Not to mention, exactly where would cops take 25 predators in Ohio?
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