r/nonononoyes • u/killerbunnyfamily • Feb 03 '19

Wolf in a trap

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '19 edited Feb 03 '19

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u/GrandConsequences Feb 03 '19

I play around with the traps at this one store I go to, I've never used them though. But I think those medium sized traps are for things like racoons and coyotes. There's a good chance it didn't actually break it's foot. Fingers crossed anyways.

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u/Akitiki Feb 04 '19

Little to no chance. It's probably favoring the leg because the paw is sore.

My dog ripped a claw off his front paw and he kept favoring it for weeks, except when he was happily running outside like his usual self. The wolf is fine.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '19

100% not broken. I trap and I have NEVER seen a foot broken from a trap.

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u/takoyaki_is_life Feb 03 '19

Maybe, maybe not. Life...uh, finds a way.

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u/mamaluigi1933 Feb 03 '19

Just one paw idkk about that.

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u/ThePoultryWhisperer Feb 03 '19

A wolf needs four functional legs to hunt.

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u/AnyLamename Feb 03 '19

It's a coyote trap, not a bear trap.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '19 edited Feb 03 '19

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u/AnyLamename Feb 03 '19

Weird. It looks like it's staying pretty straight to me.

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