Without ever looking at us, she began eating his body, with us standing right there," Bochart said.īochart, who was yelling during the ordeal, trying to attract help, turned and got the other dogs home. The wolf got him by the throat and killed him in an instant.
It was obvious she was very scared."Īlso, the wolf's fatigue was noticeable when it couldn't keep up with Tuphor, a "fat little husky" that escaped after the wolf separated it from the others.Īfter about 20 minutes of skirmishes, the wolf pinned Little Bear, a bearded collie mutt. This wasn't a human killer or a rabid animal. She kept looking at me, but she never made a move for me, even when I was away from the dogs. She didn't snarl or make any noise," Bochart said.īochart said during the scuffles she hit the wolf with her ski pole two or three times. "She was physically pretty imposing, but she was totally silent.
Still, it was smaller than the wolf Bochart estimated at the shoulder would stand about as tall as her hip. Four times it pinned 16-year-old Mason, a husky-lab-rottweiler mix that was the largest of the four pets. Working the perimeter, the wolf was able to lunge and pin each of the dogs momentarily, before the other dogs and Bochart chased it off. I was thinking it was a wolf that was really hungry, or old, or had just had pups." She looked weak and wobbly and was panting a lot. I was thinking of protecting her (from the dogs), so I headed back (to the house)."Īlerted by a dog's bark, she turned and found the wolf had approached to within about 20 feet, although she had been looking out for it, Bochart said. "I was going to give (the wolf) her space. The wolf spotted them, trotted toward them a distance in a snowmachine track and sat down in the snow. While crossing the river, Bochart spotted a large, gray wolf with a black mask and black stripe down its back, about a half-mile downriver. She usually takes two family dogs, Mason and Tuphor, but on this trip also was accompanied by her sister's two smaller dogs, Okum and Little Bear. "She was making a wide circle, and she was able to move faster than us in the snow," she said.įrom her family home at 39 Mile, Bochart set out on snowshoes at around noon March 5 for her daily walk across the Klehini River. Hannah Bochart, 24, said she never felt threatened during the attack and said the wolf looked tired and desperate but determined. So without further adieu, let's take a look at the main cast for the upcoming season.HAINES - A Haines woman beat back a wolf with a ski pole but was unable to keep it from killing and devouring one of four dogs she was walking with during a midday ordeal near 40 Mile Haines Highway. The family will have plenty of new drama as they prepare to return for Season 14 this October on Discovery. Last season, Bear had also renovated his mancave in the family house as his brothers Noah and Gabe Brown got ready to settle down.
Curious fans will also get to see Bear Brown and girlfriend Raven Adams' romance brew further. In the aftermath of his death, will the rest of the Wolf Pack make it in the wilderness? We'll only know when the season is out. Get set to experience some family drama with the Brown Family as they prepare to survive and thrive in the wilderness.Īfter last season, the brood experienced the sudden death of the family's patriarch, Billy Brown, after he suffered a seizure. Due to popular demand, Discovery has renewed the show for another season, racking it up to 14 seasons. After much speculation, the Wolf Pack returns to the small screen.
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TONASKET, WASHINGTON: Fans of the hit docu-drama series 'Alaskan Bush People' can rejoice because the brood is back.
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