time to get a game camera dude...either that or sit and wait...yeehaw...you can always bait an area and leave camera
Very beautiful animal.
You became a victim... I believe..hope notThe moral of the story...
I have come to the shocking conclusion that two of the women I have dated over the years are probably werewolves. And two of the women I have dated or known are werewolf hunters. My most recent girlfriend appeared on the Super Moon in September, has an unlicensed pistol, lives in a hotel and has a black widow tattoo somewhere on her body.
I can tell you this, if you ever accept a gift from a werewolf of any kind, treat it with great care. Respect it and don't take it lightly. Every wolf woman I've dated has left a gift. It goes deeper, but that's not my story to tell. If it's yours to learn, I hope it works out in your favor.
Based on my experience, I don't believe they are all good, or all bad; just like people. Same goes for those looking for them.
The first woman I mentioned was Irish, started reading on some werewolf lore and wow. Headed out to the range in a day or two, and not leaving the house at night on the first week or so in March. Thinking about putting the girl I've been posting about leaving her food and whatnot, up in a motel for a few days near the moon.
I'm going to be a little more careful who I date in the future. My mom had a good point though, if she wanted to eat me, she would have done that sometime in the past three or four years.
Here's more weird. The girl I've been trying to help out and so called "save" has a similar facial tattoo to the woman I believe might be a wolf that I've dated for three or four years. I think it might all have something to do with two wolf families fighting with each other, over who knows what. All in the same two mile stretch of land.
Upon learning this I vomited into the nearest waste bin several times and called on my mother. We had french toast and talked about all of this, briefly. I couldn't really stomach eating the toast.
I feel a little like Edgar Alan Poe and a lot like forgetting everything I've experienced, in some ways, and not wanting to forget the valuable lessons I'm learning in others. Sometimes the best thing to do is nothing. To say the least, I'm sleeping on this.
No matter who you are, or who you might appear to be, have a happy and peaceful St. Patrick's Day. Lock those doors, and check them twice, because you never know, who's naughty, and who's nice.