Wolverine's Lunch

[graygun]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMwCLXmZMHs

only 33 seconds long

:shock: :lol:

 

[contender]

Wolverine's are well known for their jaw strength,, and ability to eat almost anything. I once heard that; "A wolverine eats rocks just to strengthen their jaws!" Of course,, that's never been proven,, but it's an example of their ability.

 

[6GUNSONLY]

The comments are hilarious.

 

[graygun]

Wolverine: "Nothing to see here..."

 

[mr.deerstalker]

we shot one at camp this year at 4500 feet AGL, chewing on a Caribou leg from one we harvested the day before!!!. in 40 years plus in AK. this was the 4tg one I have ever seen. Scott

 

[Snake45]

Wolverine don't care, wolverine's bad-ass. Oh that nasty wolverine! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Dave P.]

we shot one at camp this year at 4500 feet AGL, chewing on a Caribou leg from one we harvested the day before!!!. in 40 years plus in AK. 4 one I have ever seen. Scott

Some how that just seems wrong....first one I've ever seen, so I killed it?
Here in Michigan the consensus is they're all gone from our state. Somebody
claims to have found the last known one dead a few years ago.
Dave

 

[tinman]

Never seen one....but I hear that they are not known for their sense of humor. There has gotta be a back story for why the photographer stood right there in stead of climbing a tree. :shock:

 

[BearBio]

Remember, to a biologist, a wolverine is nothing but a badger on steroids!

We trapped one in North Central Washington/eastern Cascades. In a few years (<5), she went to southern B.C., down the western Cascades, back to B.C., down to the Olympic Peninsula, back to eastern Cascades and had 3 litters.

 

[mr.deerstalker]

give me abit, I'll post a photo of the one we got this year. scott

 

[Jeepnik]

we shot one at camp this year at 4500 feet AGL, chewing on a Caribou leg from one we harvested the day before!!!. in 40 years plus in AK. this was the 4tg one I have ever seen. Scott

Ahh! The dreaded flying Wolverine. I didn’t know they could get up to that altitude.

AGL - Above Ground Level
ASL - Above Sea Level

 

[mr.deerstalker]

as a pilot, its eather AGL or MSL. Scott

 

[Jeepnik]

But AGL changes, sometimes rapidly with out the "altitude" of the aircraft changing. Saw that once when a KC-135 hit a mountain.

 

[WendyZXZ]

Wolverines are like us Cajuns, eats anything! :)

 

[Rick Courtright]

Wolverines are like us Cajuns, eats anything! :)

HI,

Wendy, I understand not even a Cajun will eat nutria. Wonder about the wolverine...

Rick C

 

[powder smoke]

Wolverines are like us Cajuns, eats anything! :)

If your to fussy you go without! ps