http://canadahuntingtoday.com/blog/index.php/2008/12/31/death-by-wolves-and-misleading-advocacy-the-kenton-carnegie-tragedy/ Online Hunting Magazine Tue, 31 Aug 2010 00:01:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://canadahuntingtoday.com/blog/index.php/2008/12/31/death-by-wolves-and-misleading-advocacy-the-kenton-carnegie-tragedy/comment-page-1/#comment-8840 Peter S. Mon, 26 Oct 2009 15:16:22 +0000 http://canadahuntingtoday.com/blog/?p=28#comment-8840 Hello I must agree with Danny G. never to go in to the Canadian north without a gun and keep it always close by. I am 70 years old and hunted for over 50 years in the north and have seen what wolves can do to a deer or even a moose. I never ventured in to the woods especially alone without a gun or at least a large hunting knife or an axe. Why should they (wolves) not hunt humans. To a hungry wolf anything is fair game. There was no mention in the report that Mr. Carnegie fired a shot or tried to defend himself with an axe or a knife. If we go that far north in to the bush we are in their (wolves, bears, cougars) kitchen. It should surprise no one that we might be attacked. If someone does not want to carry a gun then take along an other person with a gun for protection. I am sorry for the Carnegie family and their loss but I can not blame the wolves, they only did what comes naturally to them. Peter S. Hello
I must agree with Danny G. never to go in to the Canadian north without a gun and keep it always close by. I am 70 years old and hunted for over 50 years in the north and have seen what wolves can do to a deer or even a moose. I never ventured in to the woods especially alone without a gun or at least a large hunting knife or an axe. Why should they (wolves) not hunt humans. To a hungry wolf anything is fair game. There was no mention in the report that Mr. Carnegie fired a shot or tried to defend himself with an axe or a knife. If we go that far north in to the bush we are in their (wolves, bears, cougars) kitchen. It should surprise no one that we might be attacked. If someone does not want to carry a gun then take along an other person with a gun for protection. I am sorry for the Carnegie family and their loss but I can not blame the wolves, they only did what comes naturally to them.
Peter S.

]]> http://canadahuntingtoday.com/blog/index.php/2008/12/31/death-by-wolves-and-misleading-advocacy-the-kenton-carnegie-tragedy/comment-page-1/#comment-3252 danny Sun, 11 Jan 2009 03:19:33 +0000 http://canadahuntingtoday.com/blog/?p=28#comment-3252 HI very good documentry,typical stalking attack of the wolves ,let it be on animal or human attack,so far up north i would carrie a riffle at all time ,safety first,i am a hunter i am 52 years old i started to hunt at 10,when i am hunting for deer or moose and im sitting ,waiting for my prey to come out,i always think of wolves or cougars or big bear,they too might be looking for a prey,i realise its their territory,they were there first,we as human become a mean for food for them(animals)its very sad for the CARNEGIE family, DANNY.G. HI
very good documentry,typical stalking attack of the wolves ,let it be on animal or human attack,so far up north i would carrie a riffle at all time ,safety first,i am a hunter i am 52 years old i started to hunt at 10,when i am hunting for deer or moose and im sitting ,waiting for my prey to come out,i always think of wolves or cougars or big bear,they too might be looking for a prey,i realise its their territory,they were there first,we as human become a mean for food for them(animals)its very sad for the CARNEGIE family,
DANNY.G.

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