Family Vacation Goes Horribly Wrong After Savage Wolf Attack | Wonder

[@blastofo]

“How did you get those scars on your face?” “I fought a wolf”. Badass!

[@picturemerollintk4057]

At 12 yo

[@rac6348]

John marston

[@reithkitchards1011]

He didn't tho lmao the wolf just munched on his face and ran off

[@Scott-got-caught]

...and lost

[@chickenjesus5095]

Reith Kitchards so they don’t know that

[@globe255]

I'm shocked, how unprepared people are, when they are trekking, running, hunting, in countries with wild dangerous, animals.

[@alanlafromboise3156]

Same here, I'm amazed how people can go into the wilderness without any kind of weapons to defend themselves, I don't care how nice and beautiful a area may look, you don't go without a rifle, shotgun, sidearm, axes, and big hunting knives!

[@carolyncolebeck6945]

Usually wolves are shy

[@judithreed1178]

@globe255, people just don't use common sense,why don't people carry a weapon out in the wilderness.

[@Rlotpir1972]

@@alanlafromboise3156 AND you always have to have people do sentry duties during nights.

[@JosephMendoza-k1i]

​@@alanlafromboise3156And that's why when I go Hiking I take a sharp metal pipe Pole as a protection. Because it is my only source of protection.

[@ashleypg1708]

It BLOWS my mind how doctors can put faces literally torn apart back together so beautifully! It's something to marvel.

[@veggiesarefruits]

I've seen shows with the two friends in the cougar attack before. I think she's got a wonderful friend who, even though she had no real plan or means of defense, was willing to get up close and personal with a mountain lion to try and save her life. She never left her side, she never wavered. God bless them both! ❤

[@brandonray8409]

Helluva a father to charger a wolf! Brave, loving, and the will to protect his family no matter the cost to his own life

[@Nadia..J]

Yes, true. But It's more important to 'think' before putting your family in the position in the first place.

[@calmbeautyy]

Why would you want to be sleeping under the stars in the middle of the forest with no guns

[@Hotlooksamerica]

They clearly did it to make a documentary about it.

[@benedicamusdomino8546]

Because they're idiots.

[@44enko]

Provincial parks are gun free zones.

[@realestateunplugged6129]

Brian of Texas! - The Republicans are weak as well, Right to bear Arms is an ABSOLUTE UNHINDERED RIGHT. Under US Law you can't pick and choose legally. If you're American, you may be armed. That's Law.

[@SueMead]

*+Blacc Unicorn* I've done it without anything worse than the odd non disease carrying mosquito and sandfly, or an annoying possum trying to get into the food. Oh wait. You mean where you live. Sorry. It's easy to forget the world doesn't revolve around one country such as New Zealand. But my friend, if you do want a safe place to sleep under the stars, your only concern is to pack the insect repellant. Thankfully nothing lethal except one's own stupidity. Of which there is no repellant but the wise use of education.

[@atmywhitson]

Thanks for another great upload! Please upload more of "I Shouldn't Be Alive" I've watched them all! I know I'm not the only one who has binged that series.

[@adamcooper4891]

They stopped production of new episodes

[@MsNoPixel]

OwO everything wolfie is a proud furry the show stopped awhile ago... just look for episodes online, there’s other seasons, but there won’t ever truly be new episodes.

[@נתנאלשר-ה9ד]

lol me too, it's just the nxt thing for me after got hooked

[@lifewithfaith6056]

OwO everything Wolfie is a proud furry I’ve already watched 4 episodes😂

[@LangstonKinderhook]

I shouldnt be alive is my all time favorite show. Thanks for the mention!

[@puneetarorax]

Good acting by wolf, coyote and puma 👏🏼👏🏼

[@janiceraby6175]

No animal should be taken out of their natural environment to just make great films or videos

[@hotchocolate4205]

@@janiceraby6175 yes they should 😂😂

[@jeanetteRyokuX]

@Jay Morgan wolf kept looking at the camera...totally took me out of the immersion.

[@btstxt432]

@Jay Morgan yeah😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@retard_activated]

Haha this is usually something like I comment! Love it lol 😆 You forgot the bear, though!!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

I don't mind quarantine anymore. I'll gladly stay home after watching this series!

[@AutisticBearLover]

Can we take a moment of silence for that man who was killed by the cougar? RIP to him and I hope his family and friends are doing alright to. My prayers go to him and them. 🙏🏻❤️ Edit: I just found out his name was Mark Reynolds and he was 35. Rest In Peace Mark❤️

[@Tricia.e25]

You can only want since your name basically tells us who you are I'm not he's the one I didn't even know

[@idkdude420]

@@Tricia.e25 I had a stroke trying to read that.

[@AutisticBearLover]

@@Tricia.e25 your comment makes no sense idk what you’re even trying to tell me. I’m just stating who that man was who was killed by the cougar since nobody seemed to know his name. What’s my KZbin name got to do with it?

[@tmfromdenmark9158]

@@Tricia.e25 Are you for real ? Or just stupid😡

[@BigOvlogger]

Life is short. We are here one minute and gone the next.

[@AnnaLei912]

Howling like wolves and sleeping under the stars in the wilderness with wild animals are accidents waiting to happen!

[@carolyncolebeck6945]

Well lesson learned

[@vortex162]

@@carolyncolebeck6945 or not survived

[@syetoday2942]

That parents be like: “Let’s go camping without tent or weapons!” Also parents: “My son is bitten by a wolf!”

[@griz063]

Parents: "Let's live in an urban setting and spend so much time on career that our children are raised by themselves, social media and strangers". Also parents: "My son joined a gang and got addicted to drugs".

[@wellofcire]

i really don't have much to say but i'll break it up into sections to make it seem like something.............. i still don't...see i kept both promises

[@williamlipsett5772]

First thing I thought

[@williamlipsett5772]

To many people unfamiliar with the wild take advice from the wrong people or don't bother asking before they do similar to the family attacked by the wolf , TAKE weapons suitable for defence against wild life in that area regardless of your politics .

[@griz063]

@@williamlipsett5772 The problem is lack of self-reliance and confidence in one's ability to interact with nature in a way our ancestors have for millions of years. Most citiots have lost that. Very very very VERY few people will encounter wild areas where a firearm is an actual necessity. And the problem is that people become lazy and over-reliant upon them as a panacea. People should read some Tom Brown Jr. He is an Apache-trained tracker and scout that has been used by law enforcement to track down some of their toughest cases. He relates one where he tracked an ex-Green Beret who went bonkers. And he utterly defeated him . . . by simply separating him from his "toys" he carried in like some umbilical cord from civilization and then watched as a nature he had zero respect for, beat him down.

[@taylorjay1381]

someone said why didn’t the camera man help him 😂😂😂

[@thomaspayne6866]

He was. He was shooting it the whole time.

[@rogerlawson9557]

@@thomaspayne6866 good one!

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Because, stupid, this was done by actors to show what happened. All of this was not real.

[@uniquebeings5845]

Lol hilarious 😂

[@jeanetteRyokuX]

@@rosemarydudley9954 Yeah you tell them!! Idiots all of them!!!!! 😏

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

This makes me thankful I live in Australia. Everything might be venomous, but away from the water, nothing is going to eat you alive.

[@rustyhowe3907]

Crocodiles; Allow us to introduce ourselves.

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

@@rustyhowe3907 Right, which is why I said away from water. Croc ain't gonna get you unless you're right near water.

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@chrisfromsouthaus2735 You're right, I should've said magpies, I admit I got so used to crocs in our backyard that seeing them on the back lawn basking became the norm for me.😂

[@RS54321]

Dingos, anyone?

[@ivanstepanovic1327]

I remember when I was a child some old people were talking about wolves, from back in the day when they were not so rare here... "A lone wolf is most likely to attack you than a pack. But, you are more likely to survive the attack of a lone wolf than a pack. If the pack is determined to get you, not much you can do"...

[@Seeker887]

There’s good reason why they were taken to near extinction. Then add rabbies and even a tiny bat can kill you.

[@HardNigga-tr4uy]

Tako je

[@xsidx232]

Pull out your Ar 15 with a 60 round mag

[@ReneDannie]

California liberal town

[@rosaoddin4338]

@@ReneDannietree huggers, they don’t like to acknowledge that nature, animals have great capacity to harm and kill.

[@azoutdoors2344]

I recently met a sheriff deputy who had a stuffed mountain lion in his house. I was there repairing his air conditioner. I asked him about the mountain lion, and he said that he shot it with a crossbow. Before hitting it with an arrow, the big cat had managed to flank a few of the hound dogs and killed them both. After the lion was hit, the group had to chase it down about a mile and half, and then the lion managed to dig his claws into the deputies back while being dispatched. This lion was not even fully grown, so it just goes to show how powerful these animals really are. I personally have seen mountain lions on two occasions. The first one was in Southern California and the second in Northern Arizona. Luckily, I was never attacked. In Arizona I was armed with a .40 caliber pistol, but even if you're armed chances are you will never see the attack coming. If you do manage to pull your weapon in time, it may take a few well placed head shots to take the mighty beast down.

[@griz063]

Most animals have at least 3x the muscle density of humans. Which means a 100 lb bear or cougar would have no trouble besting a 300 lb person. An 80 lb chimpanzee could quite feasibly rip the limbs off an average person. (Jane Goodall discovered that chimps actually go to war and do this to members of competing troops, even if those individual chimps were once part of their their troop. She tried to conceal this information for decades, afraid that it would shatter the myth of the chimpanzee that the world so loved)

[@karimshah8535]

Why would you sleep without a tent with children so dangerous.

[@griz063]

You do it because coddling them away from the realities of life sabotages them over time. There are far more important and meaningful things in Life that just keeping our emotions safe. (And most of them involve the potential for putting our emotions in the moment, in peril.)

[@griz063]

@Nobodyimportant I watch shows like this and still take groups of children out camping. It's the same as people watching all kinds of crime shows and still going out in the city to live their life.

[@The_turbo_engine]

A tent isn't gonna stop an animal that wants to attack. Especially a wolf/cougar that's been kicked out its pack. They're desperate to eat and a flimsy tent isn't gonna stop him.

[@griz063]

@Nobodyimportant It's called a "psychological barrier". It will has value against an animal predator who is just curious or opportunistic in its feeding.

[@griz063]

@@The_turbo_engine Remember that animals don't think like human animals! Their instincts are constantly weighing potential risk and gain. And even a flimsy fluttering tent can be enough of an "unknown" to send them packing. Especially if the noises of humans reacting to last night's campfire cuisine are emanating from inside it!

[@Daysdontexist]

" I know it was going to be very scary but i was going to beat him, i was juusst" going to get him." dude my exact thoughts.

[@angelaberni8873]

Zac says he doesn't blame the wolf. If that had happened to me i would forever blame my parents for taking me to such a dangerous place. The pain and trauma that this child must have gone through for years must have been HORRIFIC!!!!

[@Riri-rabi]

I don't think these people are okay if not I mean how could a parent risk their children life

[@janetpancoast6966]

I love how people go out into wild animal territory with no weapons

[@hassanjackson226]

That s life

[@Shooting-gallery223]

Have u forgot this is Ontario Canada no guns allowed 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@survivallife7401]

Liberals keep screaming for stupid gun laws, so if you get caught with a weapon in certain states, countries, situations, etc… you could find yourself behind bars with huge fines and whatever else they can get on you. Now I will say a can of bear spray would be better than nothing and a knife or club.

[@tammyjanjan2892]

Oh I’m sure all those liberals screaming for universal background checks really just want people to get eaten by wild animals. You realise that most NRA members agree with some form of gun laws? Also pretty sure you can take out a wild animal without an AR-15. So unless these people were on the terror watch list or planning on bring an AR-15, I’m not quite sure how you managed to make this into the prototypic argument about liberals hating guns…

[@brenne8030]

@@Shooting-gallery223 oooo . Then I’d be staying home before going into the wild unarmed

[@aquamarine0023]

Wow, the woman who risked her own life to try to save her friend from the cougar is amazing!!! What an incredible human being and hero!!!

[@justynak7644]

indeed

[@paulanthony5274]

Well what else was she supposed to do. It was just normal human behaviour.

[@pangajamvanaraja8241]

Instead of running for her own life she indeed is a hero for helping her friend

[@carolyncolebeck6945]

Well mountain lions are big big cats

[@cibetka76]

Yeah it was brave, but her actions were so stupid that she more helped puma then her friend sadly.

[@tiffkungpoify]

Mountain lions are gorgeous creatures, same with wolves and coyotes. I have a very healthy respect for the critters.

[@ayaouthman4768]

Not until they bite you(that's just a joke I respect them too!) 🤪🤪🤪

[@LL-ip5mm]

I think ppl should just stay out of the animals territories because I mean ofc they’ll attack it’s their natural instinct smh

[@darkangel7820]

Exactly. I love ALL animals. But I Have enough common sense to NOT go into their territory

[@stephaniep1761]

They are alive and fighting for survival just as we are. Imagine if animals were able to put their experiences of humans towards them on youtube.

[@simpxlykenxii7616]

Your probs that really annoying girl who thinks she can turn into a wolf

[@oliviagonzales9040]

That is incredible the wolf is biting and eating his face and he doesn't wake up unbelievable. I said to my Granddaughter, "You guys sleep like you are dead." I am so glad the wolf didn't attack the little boy. Not saying that it wasn't a horrible attack, on the older son. With the little boy, the wolf may have dragged him away. TG the family got away.

[@nancyleehampton8]

I know it shouldn’t have been funny … but when his mower stopped….the door was Locked and then his wife was laying in there sleeping… 🤣🤣🤣 lollllll I lost it. “Thanks sweetheart!! No go on- you get some rest!”

[@lesliecurran1704]

I thought the same thing. I couldn't believe it when the door was locked. I mean why would the door be locked? That's just nuts.

[@adrisandoval8146]

It's mind-boggling to hear how safe someone can say they feel sleeping in the woods with hour children exposed to the elements, all the predators👀👀 I'm sorry, buy as much as I love nature and the woods, I love my little toddler boy more. I could never risk my most precious treasure.

[@christoforospapakonstantin3409]

Without sleeping in the tents😂

[@haleyguthrie3113]

We always use a tarp and rope. Just shield from rain. It's fairly safe really.

[@shaunbarnett2972]

Yes and I'm certain your little boy will grow up a sheltered, over-protected, bubble wrapped, pathetic little wimp. When other kids talk about camping your boy won't even know what they're talking about. He'll grow up missing out on everything that makes life worthwhile. Good for you!!

[@MrBluemanworld]

All these types of programs showcase people with low IQs nearly dying due to their inability to correctly gauge life-threatening danger before it manifests itself.

[@mr.flitch4287]

I love how the comment sections on these videos are apparently full of survival experts.

[@griz063]

Actually I'm a good ways through them -- and there seems to be FAR more people who are more afraid of their own negative emotions than of anything that might possibly manifest itself in any natural setting. And so many of the suffer a "perceptual dissonance" that would have them totally overlooking the 1300 kids killed annually by guns that are there allegedly to protect them (a huge proportion in urban and suburban settings) just to focus on 3 stories of peril in more natural (but to them far more alien) settings. It manifests as a profound attempt to overlook an imagined danger fed by just a handful of stories, while overlooking a real danger right under their nose that is corroborated years after year by stats. Yes, I chose the childhood death by firearm stat intentionally because so many people are also deluded into thinking a firearm is their "savior". But there are even more shocking stats about non-fatal shootings and a plethora of other dangers, close calls, injuries and deaths by other causes, factoring far higher in urban/suburban settings that out in wilderness. Even when you factor in per-capita.

[@jackhale371]

@Gan Len agreed

[@swallis0001]

@@jackhale371 agree

[@Mega1sonic]

@@swallis0001 agre

[@maimoua3992]

Not a survival expert but who the hell sleeps out in the open in the wilderness? These parents are asking for death! Why would they do this with kids? When you have kids you always go above and beyond to make sure it’s a safe trip!

[@129-w8j]

Show this to your mom/dad when they tell you to go outside

[@darling1549]

Yes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ernestmulenga4749]

Viperstrike 9000 hehehehe true

[@zoesherwin]

Viperstrike 9000 My cousin was actually watching this video maybe 2-5 minutes before my mother decided that she was going to drag me out into the woods for a hike

[@griz063]

Because you will flourish hiding inside from the monstrously-large meta-group of "things that could hurt you"?? 🙄

[@capricesagal5946]

Lol omg you just made me day

[@Hotlooksamerica]

The key to surviving a real cougar attack is to close your eyes and tell yourself that your only doing this for the money.

[@yourcommentisinvalid4828]

Lol

[@calmbeautyy]

Correct normally what I do

[@kaylaloveslilpeepforever6825]

Y'all wish

[@mariex8168]

lol

[@ariesleorising9421]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@takeandbakejake3271]

I love watching animal actors. They always look so excited to be doing their job

[@timma_kirienko]

😅nice one!

[@richardcrainium9343]

The most traumatize thing about the Wolf story was the clown at the hospital

[@elizabethgraham758]

Right! 😭

[@francisssemaganda1903]

I fail to understand how they chose to sleep out in the open in a wild life infested area, and no safeguards are arranged!

[@griz063]

Yes, I mean our ancestors were SO stupid to go out and live life in a place and time when wildlife was arguably far more plentiful than now. 🙄 But seriously, if anyone cannot understand why people would not hide indoors all the time out of fear of the world that is our birthright, they understand nothing about our species over the past 190 million years. That you are afraid to live life doesn't mean everyone else should be. Even in hiding under your blankets you pays your money and takes your chances. There are FAR more "predatory animals" in the average large city than in 200,000 acres of pristine wilderness.

[@secretamericayoutubechanne2961]

It's called open face camping where you can see the stars where you can breathe it's actually quite common

[@griz063]

@cobainzlady Do you have any idea of how ancient peoples lived and moved around the landscape? (If not I would heartily recommend the book "Red Snake" by George McMullen. It dives deeply into the wooly metaphysical of a psychic medium, but strangely has received the nod of approval from Tribal members who still hold the stories of "ancient times".) They only traveled as an entire tribe on rare occasions; even the seasonal migrators. Individual and small family-group travel was far more common. Also, we have no evidence of just how many of these excursions involved campfires. Remember that a fire advertises one's presence to potential tribal enemies. I know it's harsh, but those ancients who made poor choices and died for them . . . have no weight in this reality. Evolution and Nature has "judged them", and they are not our ancestors. We are not "the children" . . . of those who made poor choices. Also people tend not to camp in city parks (crime-infested or otherwise) as prime reason, because it's illegal. I appreciate the attempt to discuss, but you need to put a bit more thought effort into your points.

[@retard_activated]

I hate the word "infested". This is where wildlife belongs.. In the wild! They probably think "Damn these people infesting what little habitat we have left!"

[@lilitudeamnocte248]

Wildlife infested 😅😅 my dude, the whole planet belongs to them. We are the infestation.

[@flashinthepan3273]

Goes to show that cougars are likely responsible for a lot of human disappearances.

[@katherinerosemore274]

True!

[@griz063]

Not nearly a fraction so many as those caused by other humans. You are statistically far more safer out in a wilderness area in a tent than behind a locked door in the city.

[@btstxt432]

@@griz063 exactly... Human kill for sport.. Animals kill when they are hungry..

[@griz063]

@@btstxt432 Generally yes. What I think one sees in far too many of the replies is indication of just how separated people have become from their own natural heritage.

[@arieerkkila]

Sure does make you wonder.

[@Splashstar216]

Mad respect for Zach who doesn't blame the wolf. Wolves are really just out there trying to survive. They don't deserve to be demonized.

[@sunnystormy4973]

-ikr !- -poor wolf...-

[@carissapaglino4591]

Yes they are just hungry

[@thomashuffman3237]

Yeah. I mean, ffs, wolves are the ancestors of dogs! So, if all wolves are inherently evil, does that mean that all dogs are inherently evil?

[@cherylsnyder9055]

Thank you beautiful animals humans so greedy just keep taking places they live away from them

[@thomashuffman3237]

Same. Animal attack victims have no reason to blame the animals.

[@vicasbailey6895]

Why would a family go to sleep in the woods without a tent? unbelievable!!!!!

[@DoriLaPadat]

Stupidest ppl ever, going w/o protection in the woods..

[@brettbono9550]

grow up

[@Nadia..J]

@@brettbono9550 It's a fair question. Very fair.

[@moyamontgomery1468]

@@brettbono9550shows how little life experience you have.

[@stuckinquarantine4582]

As a person who lives in Colorado, a place where you see Coyotes all the time, I can clarify that Coyotes are almost conpletely harmless. We often see them walking down certain streets, and walking in fields often, and they always run away because they are scared of humans. I constantly see them in my backyard, and they usually are only there because they are hunting small animals such as rabbits and squirrels. There is this one neighborhood Coyote, who constantly walks down my street, and catches all of the rabbits nearby. The only thing to really watch out for about Coyotes is rabies, and your small pets. One of my best friends lost her young kitten to a Coyote not too long ago, and it's always a good reminder that they are still predators. If you live in a Coyote area, be aware of your small pets, such as dogs, cats, and other small animals you may own. If you see a Coyote, keep your distance, but don't be alarmed. They are most likely just minding their own business and hunting.

[@survivallife7401]

If you ever see a Acme crate in coyote country DO NOT OPEN IT. BEEP BEEP

[@brenne8030]

Yeah

[@dustinh4175]

If your a female please dont go out alone without a pistol. A couple hungry coyotes could easily eat you.

[@Thecatnamedkiwi]

A coyote and a wolf are two very different things

[@timothyallen7941]

I think he's avoiding you not scared if he had to destroy he would just like any dog I don't know why people think animals are afraid of them

[@loli_uwu3784]

Imagined if the one wolf had a whole pack the entire family would have been dinner

[@aym1240]

Yup that happens when you don’t set up a real camp and even then no chance to be safe

[@MsNoPixel]

Savage - Beast if the wolf had a pack I doubt he would’ve ever attacked the family... he only went for the child cause he was small & being a lone wolf you can’t take on bigger prey like bears, moose, etc. which are what packs hunt. Maybe do some research before making a comment that makes you look uneducated. I will say tho *very dumb* of the parents to decide not to set up tents in the middle of the woods especially when they don’t know what kind of animals & predators live there.

[@HobbyOrganist]

Ridiculous! wolves are AFRAID of humans and avoid them at every opportunity, I'm not so sure this "wolf" wasn't a feral German Shepherd mix

[@nonnyvundhla4715]

It wiuld have each wolf 1 human

[@jonnydont3393]

my biggest fear is being ripped apart by a pack of wolves

[@susanbumblebee6086]

What parent puts their children in a dangerous vulnerable situation. INSANE!

[@swizzleproxi4810]

They should have been punished for their lack of protection to their children, sleeping in the forest with wolves, bears and mountain lions they are actually lucky they weren't all wiped out that night.

[@antonburkhardt3318]

Those people shouldn't have children. Absolutely stupid and insane!

[@HobbyOrganist]

And then waste all that time trying to "find" or whatever the wolf instead of just immediately packing everything in the canoe and running fast to help!

[@thomaspayne6866]

Nearly all of these stories are about stupid peoples life struggles.

[@remasteredretropcgames3312]

Its called the darwin awards for a reason.

[@samdilworth1989]

I'm going to be honest I didn't even notice that he had a scar until I found out that he was the one that was bite. The surgeon that worked on him must have done a very good job because the scar is really not that noticeable and thank God for that.

[@georgiayoung9124]

Wow an intelligent comment on utube! I was thinking same. Watching these I realize how far plastic surgery has come ❤

[@jolfer1334]

Did they say he kept on sleeping when a wolf was chomping on his head?! Wow talk about a strong sleeper. That is crazy!!

[@amberose77]

I have been SCROLLING for this comment. I cant even sleep normally as it is 😅 and this boy be sleeping through getting chomped on by a wolf? Wowza

[@lilitudeamnocte248]

I thought the saaaaame!! 😅

[@RaeBattleRapsMood]

The mower running out of gas at that crucial time is like when someone running from a killer finally finds a car & the keys aren't there or it won't start..smh

[@MissNebulosity]

Am I the only one 30 minutes in wondering where the cougar was since it's in the title? 😂

[@MightyPooPSTEAM]

She's in the comments^

[@MissNebulosity]

@@MightyPooPSTEAM Cute.

[@SadeWithTheReceipts]

NOPE, ME TOO. I ACTUALLY THOUGHT THAT THE FIRST ONE WAS GOING TO BE THE COUGAR, SINCE THE FATHER SAID THE DOCTORS SAID THIS COULDN'T HAVE BEEN A WOLF, WOLVES DON'T DO THIS. THAT IS WHEN I THOUGHT THEY WERE GOING TO REVEAL IT WAS A WILD COUGAR. LOL.

[@Savage_Gamer777]

We need more cougar women in the world 😂

[@traciglover4556]

😂😂😂

[@adriannasebastian1994]

Most wolves actually fear humans and stay away but any starving animal will do anything for food

[@Lauralouisexx]

The wolf was just doing what it needed to do to survive he was on his own no family and hungry they was in his territory his home

[@moriganna67ify]

Laura Xx exactly! He did not intend to harm. He did intend to hunt for food. It is the Wolf instinct. It is not wrong and he is not a danger when not in their territory because they are very territorial.

[@Lauralouisexx]

Moriganna Brown agree so much!!! Us humans need to respect there home we wouldn’t like it if they came invading our personal safe space

[@RoseOhan]

Well its a little late for that now huh?

[@moriganna67ify]

@@RoseOhan Yeah leave it to these rare events where one has to be taken down.

[@BarkingShark]

Well said. To put it into perspective for people think about this: Someone breaks into your house, you think they may have weapons and see things you don't recognize, what would you do? Defend your home right? In the court of law (depending on the state) you can kill someone who breaks into your home. Just defending yourself by attacking them and not killing them? You will VERY likely not suffer any consequence under the law. So should the wolf suffer for a very similar thing?

[@shingirayigomo5118]

Sleeping without tents in woods you know have wolves, with minors! Epitome of irresponsible parenting. Our jobs are to keep our children safe.

[@kathyalexander4855]

Pie in the sky airheads! Tree huggers more than likely.

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Drugs is only thing that makes sense

[@zackabee5498]

I totally agree thank god it wasn’t a bear 🐻

[@denisebenedict6102]

@@anniinthewoods8287 , you are much closer together in a tent, which makes it harder for a wolf to use stealth to grab a victim. Spread out as the family was gave the wolf the element of surprise.

[@ginacampbell8766]

Yes! Beyond stupid thinking

[@allmight7180]

21:00 One of the best stories ever. The coyote met his match, picked the wrong guy to mess with XD. I luv how the man handled the situation perfectly. I know it's not to laugh about, but really kinda funny too how a beautiful day turned into sudden chaos lolz, really wasn't expecting that to happen. His mower suddenly ran out of gas and the door is locked lol. He's a great guy!

[@tubers-sr5dv]

Piggy wife love sleep

[@Yiannis2112]

"Tom and I were lying under the stars and agreed of how peaceful, grounded, safe and blessed this place is" Care to comment on happy go lucky parents?

[@danosverige]

There is nothing more dangerous than having Hippy parents!

[@griz063]

I suppose people prefer the blessing of a locked door, a loaded gun beside the bed, and the "pleasures" of pondering just how many violent predators might be stalking around every square mile of their "blessed urban center". These dopey comments are REALLY a wake-up call as to how disconnected from their natural heritage people have become -- and how delusional it makes them.

[@alantaylor6691]

@@griz063 Yep 100% spot on.

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Imagine explaining that in hospital, thee worst parents ever

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Imagine explaining that in hospital, thee worst parents ever

[@kdalling133]

jimmy is so adorable 🥺🥺 protect him at all costs

[@Борислав-Симеонов]

U too

[@CrackheadHuntersDopeDealer]

We will not!🤨

[@dockmasterted]

As far as the cougar goes.... the thing I found when petting cougar that was raised from birth by a friend is that the cat feels like a blanket covering steel cables!

[@equarg]

Lary Mayotte I read a story where a guy was invited to a wild life center that housed a orphaned cougar that now acted as an animal ambassador. They used to take it to schools to educate kids....but stopped when the animal started eying the kids as it grew up. Well, this guys buddy invites him INTO THE COUGAR ENCLOSURE to pet it. Fun fact. Hunter regularly donated deer organs and doe heads and the cougar LOVED to eat deer head...crunchy crunchy, yummy yummy. Well, The is is petting the cougar, and the cat starts to lick us arm in response....was raspy and hurt a little but he thought nothing of it. Then, when he got distracted, the cougar suddenly grabbed his arm in it’s mouth, and started slowly squeezing the arm in his mouth. His buddy was to busy talking to notice this sudden action. Well, he compared the force of the cougars jaw on his arm like a slowly tightening vice grip. He looked dead in the cougars eyes (probably saved him from loosing the arm) and swore the cat looked dead back as if to ask, “So what are you gonna do about this? I got you.....” He kept eye contact with the cougar, but calmly as possible told his buddy that the cougar was biting him.... His buddy promptly smacked the cougar on the nose with a loud “NO” and thankfully the cougar let go and backed off. His arm was thankfully ok.....skin was barely broken but you could clearly see the imprint of the teeth. He concluded his tale by saying after that day his respect for wild animals went up a hundred fold. He was not mad at the cougar, it was being a cougar. But the experience humbled him. But he will NEVER AGAIN enter the enclose of a wild animal again, nor will ever own an exotic pet.

[@Carolina-rd3gh]

Thank you for that description. Most of us will never have an opportunity to pet one.

[@facetioustimes6211]

Weirdly enough spotted a cougar on a hunting property of a friend of my dads when I was about 10, he was up on a cliff I looked at it and was frightened but tried not to move and it looked at me but quickly lost interest and left. This was shortly after I found oldish cougar tracks thinking “oh that’s cool”. Never will I venture off alone again 😐

[@sativarosegold3604]

@@equarg domesticated cats do the same thing to show affection/play with each other and their owners, even a house cat could puncture skin if it wanted to so clearly the cougar didn't want to. Willing to bet this is just a cat trait. It also licked him first which is not aggressive

[@therealsyxx]

I'm glad the boy understands the wolf wasnt at fault. You were in his home.

[@haleyguthrie3113]

The only reason we track down an attack like that is to be sure it's not sick. It's not normal behavior for a lone wolf. Same with all predators up here. We usually dart them now rather than kill, but we Def don't want a virus spread in our packs or cougars. He had the right attitude.

[@lifeeasier3462]

I really appreciate these videos. It allows me to learn lesson in the safety of home and to be hyper vigilant when I am in that environment. Nature is no joke. It is unpredictable.

[@genevabecker8441]

POV, nature is not unpredictable, it is very predictable...you are in THEIR home...they are not invading us, we are invading them...

[@mistyl1987]

Also don't let rare stories stop you from enjoying nature. I am a single mom with 2 kids. This last summer we spent 4 weeks in the mountains in our tiny camper and I had a zip line going over the creek. Just be smart! We also have 2 German shepards, lol.

[@lonesmukke]

Wonder please continue to make more I shouldnt be alive series ❤️❤️ i love them❤️💜❤️

[@middaysun3553]

The wolves are just normal animals, like lions or crocodiles, we have to adapt and be clever. Wolves are beautiful. Human idiocy is dangerous

[@mamamia8284]

Alber tina yeah, no! Since they most often attack children, it is evil when people prioritize their ignorant love of animals over that of precious children.

[@middaysun3553]

@@mamamia8284 I wouldn't put my children in danger because I love nature.. This is the thing. I would never ever go to sleep in a place where there's even the remotest risk to encounter a pack of wolves!!!

[@paidjay2x138]

@@mamamia8284 ppl like u forget that these are wild animals and YOUR in THEIR territory/home

[@silviabelluomini2456]

Then don't bring your SpECiAl children into wild animals territories.

[@129-w8j]

Why the hell was the door locked in the middle of no where

[@129-w8j]

Faarax Shidan yeah but it’s not like anybody’s gonna come by and go in 😂

[@kgrimes842]

That's what I was wondering... Like dude was in the front yard. Why is the door locked

[@ahmuyndong786]

I think they added that part to make the history interesting..

[@ryderaliciarey8440]

Yeah, I thought the same. I mean, the wife takes a nap in the middle of the day and locks her husband out? Weird...

[@blacklight310]

Maybe he locked himself out

[@mollylarkins7075]

I camped in a tent in Iowa once. The fear of being attacked by a wolf Spider was so great I didn’t sleep. I chalked it up to My survival instincts being really strong. I want to live!

[@cyrusblackwood33]

I lived 1/4 mile from Whiting Ranch and I remember this woman's attack. I spent my teen years hiking and exploring all over those hills and mountains both during the daytime as well as at night, I remember being very shocked by this story. I mean, you know lions are in the area but you never see them of course, and attacks are extremely rare.

[@hassanjackson226]

I am a lion from moroco

[@annied1827]

Cyrus do you still explore the area after the attack or did you think maybe I should stop ?? Im just wondering if you took that attack as a warning or decided that it's rare theses things happen I'll be fine besides I can die in a car crash etc and still continued to enjoy exploring the area. I bet its beautiful area to live to have all that beautiful land to explore and enjoy. Whatever you do take care and stay safe and if you do still do go out and enjoy exploring the beautiful countryside be careful, and stay safe 😃

[@timma_kirienko]

Honey, if you know that they are there, please, don't join "that will never happen to me" team. If there are predators in the area, you always should care some kind of protection! P. S. Moms really should teach that to their children

[@cyrusblackwood33]

@@timma_kirienko Does a 6 lb Pomeranian count as protection?? He's pretty vicious...

[@timma_kirienko]

@@cyrusblackwood33 That vicious cloud will do the job! 😅

[@ElizabethJoness]

The cougar story really made me furious 😡 ! 3 people and they couldn’t get the cougar off of her. You got one lady pulling her leg and 2 MEN throwing rocks from far behind 🤦🏾‍♀️Thank God the lady made it out alive .

[@Pilotalphapapa]

Elizabeth Jones lol that woman would never be my friend after that

[@ElizabethJoness]

Exactly ❗️All she’s doing is standing there pulling her leg , lol . Like if don’t throw your bike at this cougar or attack it or something. Sheesh , she could have even called the men to at least come up closer to where they was and throw rocks at the cougar and attack it , they standing way in the back . That lady is lucky to make it , with how they were helping , smh 🤦🏾‍♀️ Friendship would have been terminated fa sho lol

[@arodxxclusive]

Elizabeth Jones OMG THANK YOU I was saying the SAME thing. Granted it’s a wild animal but if it’s so concentrated, come from behind with a very large very heavy rock and bulldoze it’s face right off. Wtf is pulling a leg gonna do. And u mean to tell me 4 grown ppl couldn’t take down something 115 pounds?! It’s not like it’s a tiger or African Lion (400+ lbs). Idk, seeing my friend like that would’ve made me scared, but I would’ve charged at that lion.

[@rdcnewstv8239]

@@Pilotalphapapa she made me so mad doing nothing just putting someone leg while she is dying. lol lol lol

[@markspeelman1206]

@@arodxxclusive nah she went with the throw the bike at the ground way

[@go0str3tch74]

And we are still thinking that we are on top of the food chain....

[@derka_james]

We are.. guns and knives baby

[@sativarosegold3604]

@@derka_james 🙄

[@Sparrow-f1i]

​@@derka_james A wolf or bear doesn't need a gun to kill.

[@marjorielutomia9865]

We are,we have brains..we are the most powerful predators

[@AcousticTelevisions]

The wolf didn't do anything wrong 😔 Of course it's a dangerous animal, it's a wolf, and you basically walked onto its plate. The man did the right thing, scaring it away by showing dominance.

[@Lina-pn3vv]

You're right, it's so sad for them, theyre just being animals, it's what they do, so, if you don't want to get hurt, then don't go to they safe place, it's just unfair for the poor animals, they are wilds, you can not blame them for that

[@420pbomb]

Your so right ! The wolf didn’t do anything wrong ! It only almost bit a child’s head off but that’s so natural. The wolf should be rewarded actually

[@Lina-pn3vv]

@@420pbomb the kid shouldn't be there, so if you're going to blame the wolf, the kid deserve it, he was invading foreign territory

[@420pbomb]

I’m agreeing with you ! A totally innocent kid camping in the woods was asking for his head to be ripped off and eaten alive in front of his parents! It’s like when a girl wears skimpy clothing she’s asking for it

[@AcousticTelevisions]

@@420pbomb these two situations do not compare at all. A wolf needs to eat to survive and is a wild animal. A rapist is just a rapist.

[@rubit1626]

I hope the parents learnt from their mistakes that couldve cost them their children's lives

[@RedOak30]

Nah they never did. They left me out in the woods all alone as a sacrafice to the wolf gods when I was six. They wouldn't let me back in until I was bit. Now me and my brother have matching scars. It's pretty cool

[@haleyguthrie3113]

They made no mistakes...

[@rudaughterofzion3903]

Kkkk I always love how the experts KNOW what the animal is thinking

[@fitfatbrittrny]

That old man was quick thinking and tough!

[@carolyncolebeck6945]

He had leather boots and fast

[@karenlm9062]

Rabid coyote, runs out of gas, locked out of the house....IDK.....I think the wife knows something.

[@sandtats]

Sleeping (not napping) in bed, in her pjs and terrycloth robe, on a sunny Sunday afternoon in beautiful VA. Now that for me is depressing.😁

[@jennifermccabe6026]

I feel terrible for the man who died from a cougar

[@Samurai78420]

Jesus Christ. The mountain lion one was intense. Fk that's gotta be a rough way to check out.

[@missmee7210]

The sound too. Any time a survivor talks about the deep breathing of a bear, the growling of a wolf, or ear piercing screeching from a cougar, that's what gives me chills in my soul.

[@abcparasail8876]

Good video. Thanks for sharing... 👍👀👍

[@AlexTommo]

All that woman did by dragging her friends leg was making the cougar think another predator wanted its' meal. So it fought harder to keep it. Stupid.

[@MeganTheMutt]

Alex Tomlinson and playing tug-o-war with it is only gonna cause more damage to her friend in the cougar’s jaws.

[@egagnon9994]

I can understand she was terrified but use your bike to hit the Cougar!...

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

@@egagnon9994 Or a rock for god's sake!

[@michaeldixon441]

Open air sleeping in the woods is not recommended.

[@aym1240]

michael dixon imagine if there where bears there 🔥🙄🙄

[@caramelgreer5058]

Amen to that. I live deep in side the mountains and surrounded by nothing but woods. extremely wildlife here. We highly recommend to travel in woods in a pack

[@caramelgreer5058]

And I live in Tennessee USA

[@michaeldixon441]

caramel Greer Peoole often underestimate predatory wildlife in America.

[@griz063]

Yes. We are far weaker, less competent and more delusional than our ancestors of the past 190 million years!

[@lailakingsley489]

I would never ever sleep in the open in the middle of the night, needless to say if i can even fall sleep.

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

And my worst fear is a spider..

[@fnuppyfnup]

Same here unless it was my own backyard and I had a pack of dogs & my guns and family around

[@Once800-]

I’d try to sleep on the branches of a tree.

[@twintwo1429]

Glad you got through this, you look good and strong now dude. Thanks.

[@DanielKlierP]

"Attack EVEN humans" as if we're more than dressed up fast food..

[@jessicavilt7583]

I'm glad the woman survived and is okay she is so lucky to be alive . Most people don't survive a mountain lion attack. Once they grab u they won't let go. They will do everything they can do to finish u off. The friend was brave enough to try to save her . Mountain lions dont scare that easily but when u try grabbing thier prey they show u whos boss the friend is lucky it didn't turn on her. Im glad they r both okay . But when ur mountain lion territory be prepared.

[@longbeach225]

I live in San Francisco and occasionally I see them wonder in the city.

[@kylerjohnson4352]

I rather be attacked by a bear than a mountain lion mountain lions grab on than go straight for the jugular stick their claws on ur back and ur basically dead

[@Malenia128]

Pffft save her? Imagine thinking she even did anything to help her friend.. Literally there's huge rocks to smash the animal's head in and she doesn't do that

[@warrax111]

@@Malenia128 what's even more weird, those men were throwing rocks, when woman was between them and cougar. Could hit eighter of two women, and killed them off

[@josephmendoza9523]

Just look at house cats for example, when they're hunting for birds, rats, Squirrels, chipmunks, they will go for the kill and they grab them by the neck and you can see how they do it. Once they're hooked onto something they don't get easily distracted. So seeing how house cats hunt should give anyone a clue how big cats hunt

[@nancyleehampton8]

Did the mom in the wolf attack story then say “We then got in the canoe and didn’t know where to go so were lost on the water for THREE HOURS????” He literally lost his entire face and they’re paddling around in the dark in circles for hours????? It’s as if the only other outdoor experience they had before this was a few hours in their back yard on a hammock! And she STILL seems to not understand what SHE exposed the kids to! Acting as if laying in the dark wilderness could not possibly lead to any negative outcome? Glad he’s ok - because of his own strength and nothing else.

[@alexandradittmann8588]

exactly, people are so damn dumb... Humanity would've gone extinct long ago if our ancestors had similarly non-existent abilities to think clearly, and protect their offspring.

[@Error_-qz2zr]

yup the way she says how peaceful she felt out in a place with dangerous animals and her kids with her you can tell she is under some scary illusion and completely unaware of the reality but its not only the parents fault even the doctors did not believe a wolf could do that humans had to respect for this powerful animal

[@Anna-jb7ll]

Some people should not be parents. That lady was completely disconnected from reality.

[@georgiayoung9124]

Cannot believe these idiots comments. There’s tons of blogs on truly abusive parents. No nature for those poor babies. Just torture and death. Hey but at least they dont take them camping eh??

[@bobbrock4221]

Imagine the damage a pack of wolves could do. There really isn't anything more deadly than a pack of full grown wolves.

[@Riri-rabi]

I don't think these people are okay in their head

[@timma_kirienko]

A pack is extremely dangerous. They are smart, and coordinated and determined! They do know what a team work actually is.

[@BigBenSmokes]

My grandfather told me this story about a rabid coyote when he was a boy, it went like this. He and his older brother Robert were out chopping wood and loading the wagon with it to bring back to the house for firewood. They must of been 10-12 at the time back in the 40’s. As they were chopping, all of the sudden Robert grabbed my grandpa and they jumped up in the wagon and Robert stood infront of my grandpa with the axe held ready to swing. My grandpa didn’t know what was going on until he saw the foaming coyote. Robert turned to my grandfather and whispered, DONT MOVE AND BE Quiet. They stood still for a few minutes as the rabid coyote kind of just looked around not being able to really see them or hear them because he was in the latter stages of rabies. Rabies affects the vision big time so my uncle Robert knew to not move a muscle. After a few minutes, maybe 2, my grandpa said it just turned and wandered off. They waited for about 10 minutes then stuck out home to get their daddy. He found and killed the rabid Yote. My Great Uncle Robert saved my grandpas life that day.

[@EskieRC]

Hey you know what else is dangerous? Cars. So you probably shouldn't go out near the road, and yell out a bunch of engine noises, and then goto sleep on the highway.

[@griz063]

A brilliant balance on all of this weeping and moaning about how dangerous pristine natural settings are! Your child is in far more potential danger in your own home (and certainly while traversing an urban area) -- and far more likely to be shot by the very weapon so many are moaning "was not present" . . . than attacked by wildlife. Yes, it happens. But so too, does Life! A LOT of moaners need to get one.

[@griz063]

@It's a BunnayYou never know when an intelligent person to carry a wonderful conversation with, will emerge from the cloud of fools! So are you the former, or the latter?

[@tandiparent1949]

@@griz063 ....🙃lol

[@tradetothetop6516]

90% percent of the budget for this episode was used on the Teeth / Boot graphic so they had to show it 65 times even though it didn't happen.

[@davidtaco8890]

That's right, so safe sleeping on the dirt with no protection at all...

[@griz063]

People REALLY need to learn to manage their high Trait-Neuroticism. There are far far far more stories of people (children included) slaughtered within their own 4 protective walls than out sleeping in some beautiful wilderness area on the ground.

[@arunmoses2197]

This is why there is an advantage of having a kid nearby, so they can scream straight in the wolf's ears so he gets scared.

[@holesareprettycool1495]

The lady’s friend was so brave , she was fighting with all her might .

[@anime4318]

I’m amazed that he didn’t wake up when the Coyote attacked him

[@anime4318]

Wolf. Sorry

[@harryjules1]

Coywolf

[@RS54321]

I know?! Who sleeps that deeply? I would've woken up at the sound of a crunching stick!!

[@semoneg2826]

​@@RS54321This crazy you are getting bitten that alone is painful how deep could one really sleep

[@2msvalkyrie529]

So , a cougar is chewing on your head and then someone starts tugging on your leg...!?!?

[@haleyguthrie3113]

They are worse than pits. It's how they are. Built to hold and strangle for very long times. Grab its tail from behind. Don't yell and snap its tail or hind legs. They will let go quick into the woods.

[@mitgosai5499]

So in third story all the male cyclists stood at distance n pelted stones when a female cyclist actually went there to save her from the cougar

[@MightyPooPSTEAM]

It would be a tragic comedy if they killed the cyclist with the stones. I bet atleast 1 stone hit the cyclist!

[@reneluna5340]

mit gosai yea and she’s alive because of those males

[@kpookiejo3034]

@@reneluna5340 no she's alive because her friend held on for dear life preventing the mountain lion from draging her into the bush and finishing her off. Just like it did to the male cyclist before. And because of the friends screaming the 2 males came running to help and it was the combined efforts of everyone that finally ran it off. If her friend had turned tail and run she would have been mauled to death quickly. She was completely defenseless. They will be best friends until the end of their days. I can see them now...rocking out on the front porch talking bout the olden days...gossiping and bragging about their grandchildren. This friends determination and love made me emotional. This is the type of friend you want....she didn't hesitate or think about herself. There was no "what if." There was only that moment in time and the certainty that she was going to die trying if she had to💕

[@delta2461]

Yes, I noticed 🙄

[@kate178946]

Am so upset that these parents put their kids out there in the bush like that. Lazy to pitch the tent . If was a tiger or lion that boy wouldn’t survive. Am glad he survived.

[@joshuasimber8588]

Lions don't live in forests or even jungles. No tigers in that forest either

[@bunnyrabbit936]

when you watch shows like this it really makes you think how horrible life can be

[@angelaberni8873]

Life is fantastic. Its the stupidity and evilness of people that spoil it.

[@angelaberni8873]

Why didn't they immediately get into their boats and bugger off ?

[@secretamericayoutubechanne2961]

The blonde lady is all appreciative of friends that barely even helped her at all

[@Vanillickathaspiritualweirdo]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@peterkozak9212]

I live in the country of Oklahoma and I live near a nature reserve in my subdivision and my house backs up to a lake, so I have seen snakes, snapping turtles, coyotes and mountain lions, they usually aren’t seen so I feel safe but they are dangerous. I love animals and I respect them.

[@ManojKumar-jz1ut]

Well appreciated.when man forgets real face of nature

[@warrax111]

Cougar think to himself: "They came to steal and compete with my food. Thats why I need to attack!" 40:22 Cougar: "told ya"

[@awfan221]

First one was in Algonquin Park in Ontario, about 2 hrs from Toronto. The family was naive to camp in the open forest like that. In Ontario, you can acquire non-restricted firearms and ammunition as long as you are a holder of a valid firearms possession and acquisition license. Get a license and get a gun before you go camping folks...or a machete

[@jamesdenoia]

"There was definitely a sensation of pressure on my face." Oh yea I'm sure I mean it's a freaking wolf dude

[@dukedoge802]

Debbie sure goes to show big balls got nothing to do with it, huh! Wow she is a hero. Brave❤️

[@themythhunter9764]

No tent and no fire in the Canadian wilderness is not a smart idea! My brother as a teenager was hunting in Ontario and was circled by seven wolves while in a ravine. He was able to scare them off with warning shots, but no way would i sleep outside without protection and a fire! There are predators in the woods, you need to be prepared!

[@ElizabethGrindon]

I lived in Algonquin Provincial Park when I was a small child because my father was a Ranger. We lived in a small cabin. No one ever mentioned wolves at all. They did mention bears and cautioned me to stay near the cabin and not go off on trails. It was a beautiful life there on the shores of Grand Lake.

[@يمنيوتوب]

7:52 that’s how my dad wake me up for school

[@681m4m]

LoL

[@taylorjay1381]

الله هما صلي وسلم علاء نبيناء محمد 😂😂😂

[@tamia3577]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jpriester81]

Lmao

[@the_koo3151]

Dude with the coyote. You’re a real alpha man and lemme tell you, totally hot

[@mariabattles1703]

What were they thinking? Stupid parents camping at night in the woods without a weapon. smh!

[@NSTAR325]

Vincent Key what else would help them in that situation

[@equarg]

maria battles At least carry a baseball bat, a good knife handy 24/7, and bear spray. Plus use your head, don’t panic, and for God’s sake don’t act like prey!

[@thomaspayne6866]

Gotta cover yourself while sleeping. Guns, pepper spray, knife, or bat won’t help you if you awake to a mouth around your soon-to-be broken neck.

[@raindropknowledge8898]

@@nugnugnugget8717 In their defense, they did say weapon, not specifically a gun. A bat, knife, club, taser, mace, etc. could also be considered weapons. I'm pretty sure an axe is vital when camping in the woods. I don't really know of any survivalists that go into the woods with large predators without at least a pocket knife

[@rileyvogl9943]

Welllllllll, they probably be loved they would be safe especially because most aninals are more scared of us then we are of them, so they where probably under the beliefs of two things. 1) there where no majorly dangerous things around not to mention while out they may not have seen wolf droppings and 2) Wolfe's don't do that much same with many other animals as of them being scared of us humans knowing what we can and can not do. Not trying to sound mean or mad or just rude overall I just wanted to add my own input on it

[@peppipea104]

This makes me mad! They were out there in the WOLVES territory! Wolves are WILDLIFE!!!!!! Why would they want to shoot it?! If they want to camp- camp out in your backyard!

[@sstritmatter2158]

20:55 I remember one night about 30+ years ago I was jogging in a rural area and 2 coyotes started an attack. One ran directly at me while the other one flanked a circle to the side so they'd have 2 approaches and less direction to run. I was angry as hell and surprised/scared it was happening. All I had was my old green Army flashlight. I yelled, swung the flashlight around and ran towards the coyote approaching from the front. It was surprised I was counter-attacking and took off as did the other one and I ran all the way home. I had learned if a dog chases you on a motorcycle it's best to head towards it as it will shake its instinct of pursuer being pursued and will run, so I used the same logic here and it worked. Wolves/coyotes (unsure about mountain lions) are afraid of fire so a decent fire at a campsite will help you in that area. Bears, however, are not at all afraid of fire and will walk right up to it - some FYI.

[@randomargument972]

That's why GLOCK comes in handy.

[@TRX450RVlogger]

Random Argument Just glock only? No other gun in the world? So like a shot gun is not worth it? Or a 3.45 or a .357? Ohh, wait you’re one of those guys who carries a .45 in public to show it off right?

[@potaziio7174]

You guys with your stupid low caliber guns hahaha everyone knows rpg is best for self defense

[@capricesagal5946]

What’s that???

[@shabazhussain1576]

pump action shotgun is better. Gun will anger it.

[@LtKedobu]

But not everyone has one.

[@clevancampbell850]

I don't understand how a man takes his family out into the woods without some type of weapon.