Pack of wolves visit cabin in Quebec....so cool!

[Heartstrings]

I ❤️ Wolves!

[Historic NY]

1. They know there is food inside.

[braddy]

4. It must be nice to be able to heat that place, everyone looks so warm and perfectly comfortable.

[Sanity Claws]

14. My thoughts were about the same

Those were enormous windows. Glass does not insulate as well as other materials. Maybe that was south facing and they thought the windows would allow in a lot sunlight and warm the house that way. Also the ceilings were very high and heat rises.
The baby was walking around barefoot. The floors must be awfully warm for that.

[2naSalit]

2. Beautiful!

I wonder if the humans have a dog with them. They'd zero in on that right away. The snow looks like they visit regularly from the trail and many tracks.

I have to watch it a few more times!

Thanks for sharing!

[Karadeniz]

3. I'd probably feed them to keep them around...knowing it wasn't the best idea!

[braddy]

5. Here is a scary look at a wolf pack.

[sinkingfeeling]

6. Why is that scary? The cop acted logically, but the wolves didn't

pay any attention to the cars.

[braddy]

7. ?

[hunter]

9. Looks to me like the driver escaped a fix-it ticket for the burned out headlight.

Saved by the wolves!

[braddy]

10. That part was cool, but it sure made my backpacking pistol look useless against a hungry wolf pack.

[Historic NY]

11. Yup...

[Disaffected]

12. The wolves ran right past -

didn't look like an attack at all. BTW, wolves rarely attack humans - they have been unjustly maligned for centuries.

[Submariner]

8. Maybe Canada does NOT have the barbaric wolf killing program

the needle-dicked U.S. gun humpers use to kill off this majestic creature. I say that because wolves that have been put in danger by humans stay the hell away from us.

This pack know humans are right there, and exhibited no fear. Very smart critters.

[Disaffected]

13. Wolves are generally protected

in Canada and efforts are made to reintroduce them to areas where they are no longer found. Ranchers/farmers OTOH can legally shoot them if they attack livestock.

And, thankfully, the barbaric "sport" of hunting them from planes or helicopters is prohibited. Come to think of it, wasn't that one of the things that Sarah Palin got off on??

[Submariner]

15. Palin and ex-Gov Hickel liked to shoot them from planes

Shooting from helicopters was banned back in the late 80s.

[Disaffected]

16. Sick bastards.

I'll bet jr Drump would enjoy it too.