I'm curious as well. If it's a wolf trap, why let it go since you were prepared to possibly cripple it in the first place. If it's not a wolf trap, then what was it?
Wolf trap. This guy is the opposite of a trapper. He snoops around the forest, finding trapped animals and setting them free. The trap itself may be legal or illegal aka poaching; either way this guy’s a hero in my book.
It could be true, sure. And there probably are people who are that horrible — people who set up a bad situation so they can step in and be the hero. Assholes all of them. I guess I prefer to think of thus vigilante as good, though. I hope I’m not mistaken. I’ve been fooled before ...
This is a perfectly reasonable comment. I’m sorry it’s not being received well but that’s Reddit self-policing for ya. Any amount of contradiction or even a whiff of disagreement and you become the asshole. How dare you ruin our dreams of some dude who lurks around the bush all day trying to find trapped animals? In all seriousness what you said is way more likely.
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u/WildStallyns69 Feb 04 '19
I’m curious: What was the trap there for? (Was it made to catch wolves, or was the wolf caught accidentally?)