Big Bad Wolf

[TexasBoy]

Watch out for the Big Bad Wolf



Big Idaho Wolf


The gentleman in the picture is 5' 10"
June 15, 2009
This monster Canadian Grey Wolf was shot due to his continued killing of Livestock in Sun Valley , Idaho

And they say these don't endanger our elk

 

[3waycross]

As much as I would like to believe this, unless you personally saw the animal don't be misled. This looks like a photoshop picture to me. That wolf would have had to weigh over 300lbs. I have seen wolves close enuf to pet that were over 150 lbs and they were no where near that big. I could be wrong but I am sure skeptical.

 

[cowboy43]

ME too : too many doctored pictures from rattlesnakes to hogs and squirrels

 

[SIMP221]

that's got to be a photo job; that man could not handle that much dead weight.

 

[alacattleman]

ME too : too many doctored pictures from rattlesnakes to hogs and squirrels

like this one that was taken down with a pop gun http://www.myokyawhtun.com/wp-content/u ... gzilla.jpg

 

[Calman]

Not a good photo makeover either.If you'll notice the end of the tail is stuck in the ground instead of laying on the ground.
But I'm gonna say this is probably believed as much as hogzilla. :lol:

Cal

 

[AngusLimoX]

One of the guys in deer camp brought that photo in with the magazine article.
I have seen 80lb yotes stretched out on a drying rack as long, if not longer ( taller ), than that guy.

 

[GMN]

If that man was lifting that much weight he would be struggling, his back would not be straight or his legs either-I'd say fake a roni.

GMN

 

[Alice]

If that man was lifting that much weight he would be struggling, his back would not be straight or his legs either-I'd say fake a roni.

GMN

:nod: :nod: :nod: Yup! :nod: :nod: :nod:

Alice

 

[AngusLimoX]

Well, I finished my beer and walked to the milkhouse to get the bloody article.

The photo is real, the story is BS.

 

[chrisy]

A bit sceptical on this one, as a grey wolf can get to about 6ft6in from nose to tail, so would tower this 5ft10in man but he must be very strong to hold a dead weight with straight legs and back. :???:

 

[VanC]

The man in the photo is Boris Borzakovsky, former Russian weightlifter and inventor of steroids. He's getting a little long in the tooth, but could probably still lift the weight of ten dead wolves between his thumb and index finger.

 

[AngusLimoX]

A bit sceptical on this one, as a grey wolf can get to about 6ft6in from nose to tail, so would tower this 5ft10in man but he must be very strong to hold a dead weight with straight legs and back. :???:

It's only 197 lbs.

 

[Running Arrow Bill]

The guy doesn't look much over 180 or 190 lbs.

Considering the "depth of field" of lenses and arperture of the f/setting, something is amiss here. First of all, the wolf is out of focus as is the trees in background. The guy is in focus. He is also smiling...unless he is one dang hung honcho, lifting that much weight he should show some "strain" in his face. The tail stuck in thr ground is also suspect.

Then there is always the "Texas Jackalope" seen at tourist sites: A jackrabbit with antlers...lol.

:lol: :help: :clap:

 

[Alice]

The man in the photo is Boris Borzakovsky, former Russian weightlifter and inventor of steroids. He's getting a little long in the tooth, but could probably still lift the weight of ten dead wolves between his thumb and index finger.

Or with his teeth!

Alice

 

[VanC]

The man in the photo is Boris Borzakovsky, former Russian weightlifter and inventor of steroids. He's getting a little long in the tooth, but could probably still lift the weight of ten dead wolves between his thumb and index finger.

Or with his teeth!

Alice

I'm afraid not. Boris' teeth fell out a few years ago due to his excessive use of steroids. He can also no longer.......well.......you know.

 

[HOSS]

Definetly photo shopped. You can see where the blurring tool feature has been used on the tail and up the back. It is also been used heavily under the wolfs front leg where the hunters arm is going under the "armpit" area. This area has been doctored heavily to try and make the hunters elbow / arm look natural in comparison to the wolf. The wolfs edges are blurry from the blur tool in comparison to the edges of the hunters camo pants which have sharply contrasted areas. Also the shadow made on the ground between the hunters feet does not match where the shadow from the wolf should be. A sloppy blurr tool job has been done on the grass to try and give the impression of a shadow from the wolf.

 

[Alice]

The man in the photo is Boris Borzakovsky, former Russian weightlifter and inventor of steroids. He's getting a little long in the tooth, but could probably still lift the weight of ten dead wolves between his thumb and index finger.

Or with his teeth!

Alice

I'm afraid not. Boris' teeth fell out a few years ago due to his excessive use of steroids. He can also no longer.......well.......you know.

OMG! He didn't try to lift monster wolves with that, too...did he! EEEEEEEYOW!

Alice

 

[hillsdown]

The man in the photo is Boris Borzakovsky, former Russian weightlifter and inventor of steroids. He's getting a little long in the tooth, but could probably still lift the weight of ten dead wolves between his thumb and index finger.

Umm wrong, steroids were first discovered in the 30's and there is no known inventor but the Germans have been credited for the invention. If it was this so called unknown then he would have to be in his 90's by now or dead. BYW where is the end of the tail ?

 

[Calman]

The guy doesn't look much over 180 or 190 lbs.

Considering the "depth of field" of lenses and arperture of the f/setting, something is amiss here. First of all, the wolf is out of focus as is the trees in background. The guy is in focus. He is also smiling...unless he is one dang hung honcho, lifting that much weight he should show some "strain" in his face. The tail stuck in thr ground is also suspect.

Then there is always the "Texas Jackalope" seen at tourist sites: A jackrabbit with antlers...lol.

:lol: :help: :clap:

Now just you hold on there,RAB.You know we have jackalopes down here,and they are just as big as that durn wolf. :lol: :lol:

Cal