Did not ride. But made my vehicle more bro-worthy by 10 points at least.
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Lynx rufus: in other terms a Bobcat but yes a member of the Lynx family An adult female and a juvenileThat a Lynx? Rare to see in the wild!
How often do you see them? Kind of cool.Lynx rufus: in other terms a Bobcat but yes a member of the Lynx family An adult female and a juvenile
not very often, they are active a few hours before sunset until midnight then again around dawn. It's rare to catch them out in the open like this.How often do you see them? Kind of cool.
That's cool.not very often, they are active a few hours before sunset until midnight then again around dawn. It's rare to catch them out in the open like this.
I have seen perhaps 30 of them in my 62 years on this planet
Aren't they like those rabbits from Monty Pythons? After they go for the Jugular they maul your face off...That's cool.
I saw one of these guys last winter. Confused me at first because the legs were so thick and I thought it was some kind of dog, it was just 5 feet to the right of the trail and just sat there and watched me climb by. This was on the trails that are at the edge of the city, but fairly populated.
Mebbee. Coolest animal I think I’ve seen while riding here is a wolf. Was riding way above the city in the winter at night. Came around a turn and about 100 feet in front of me was a lone wolf, but at first I was thinking, “wow, that’s a large wolf-looking dog, I wonder where it’s owners are?” Come to find out it was a female, was hit by a car down lower last year I think.Aren't they like those rabbits from Monty Pythons? After they go for the Jugular they maul your face off...
Since Wolves take down Elk. Wouldn't it be reasonable to assume they could take down you also? Are the female fangs less fangy?Mebbee. Coolest animal I think I’ve seen while riding here is a wolf. Was riding way above the city in the winter at night. Came around a turn and about 100 feet in front of me was a lone wolf, but at first I was thinking, “wow, that’s a large wolf-looking dog, I wonder where it’s owners are?” Come to find out it was a female, was hit by a car down lower last year I think.
Yup.Are you sure?
The rabid wolf attack story on 5 August 1868 at 2200 hrs is mesmerizing.Yup.
This is the list in N.A. Note I said generally.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wolf_attacks_in_North_America
Rode it today as well. Pretty ideal out there!Yes; good eye!
If I get killed by a Wolf. My Estate will sue you. For Punitive Damages....Yup.
This is the list in N.A. Note I said generally.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wolf_attacks_in_North_America
Be careful. There may be wolves in your area. I wouldn't want you to get eaten or mauled.
What a mountain bike trail should look like.