Silentwolfdog
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^ Sorry but I am with flip on this one.
As wolf/dog lover, I have researched, googled, and got some books on wolves and it shows that I don't really have much to worry about from wolves if I use a common sense. Like for example, it's unwise to go near their pups or their meals. If you see one during your hiking, it's more like a healthy wolf will run away from you instead of you run away from it. Wolves are more afraid of humans than we are of them.
Most of the time we will be in certain animal's territory no matter what. Earth does not belong to humans only. It belongs to all creatures including us. We will take a risk no matter what land we will walk on. You are correct to be careful, but it can't be because of wolves, but for general danger that outdoor activities can bring.
Sorry for going off topic now, I'll stop now.
As wolf/dog lover, I have researched, googled, and got some books on wolves and it shows that I don't really have much to worry about from wolves if I use a common sense. Like for example, it's unwise to go near their pups or their meals. If you see one during your hiking, it's more like a healthy wolf will run away from you instead of you run away from it. Wolves are more afraid of humans than we are of them.
Most of the time we will be in certain animal's territory no matter what. Earth does not belong to humans only. It belongs to all creatures including us. We will take a risk no matter what land we will walk on. You are correct to be careful, but it can't be because of wolves, but for general danger that outdoor activities can bring.
Sorry for going off topic now, I'll stop now.