Drawing A Plan
No one could deny that John was in a difficult position. He was afraid to abandon the wolf. If the animal is bleeding or exposed, it could die, or it could even gobble up a chunk of its own leg. He was uninterested in any of them. John had to come up with a way to handle such a complex issue while ensuring that no one was hurt.
Drawing A Plan
That the traps were designed to catch smaller animals saved our lives. Without teeth, it held onto the animal it came into contact with. A set of handcuffs almost felt like it! It was difficult for any animal to evade its grasp without human intervention. John had to make a choice and determine how he could assist the wolf. He was not going to let it go unattended.
A Dangerous Creature
Even if the trap does not injure the coyote or wolf, it does not mean they will be content when they are captured. Because of the scenario, the wolf howled, not because it was distressed. Trapped people don’t like it. Even more so, the creature must have been perplexed by the situation.
A Dangerous Creature
True, wolves rarely attack humans in the wild, especially lone ones. In contrast, a person who feels trapped is more likely to act out in a negative manner. The timber wolf had to be allowed out of there if John was going to let it. Because of his help, would it be grateful, or would it attack him? He had no idea what was going on.