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Which is scarier in the woods at night?

Drop Bears.

Wolves without a doubt, if you see one, you've missed the other two moving to flank you.......

Bobcats are bad news , but usually operate solo.

How scary is this when you are alone in the woods at night?

I'd go with the cougar. There haven't been any reports of Timberwolves or anywolves attacking people in the U.S. There have been cases of cougars killing and eating people within the last ten years. They seem to like joggers

Timberwolves, Quite, pack hunting, and a bite strength that rivals a lion..... or maybe its because I had a werewolf thing when I was a little kid..

I am not afraid of dogs. At all.

A big cat, on the other hand, is an animal at the zenith of hunting and stealth. When you see a five hundred pound cat there is really nothing like it. Even a 125 lb Mountain Lion is an amazing animal. I am going with the big cats. I think they're amazing.

The Wolverine that is about to pounce behind you.

I'd go with the Wolf.

Superman wrote:I am not afraid of dogs. At all.

A big cat, on the other hand, is an animal at the zenith of hunting and stealth. When you see a five hundred pound cat there is really nothing like it. Even a 125 lb Mountain Lion is an amazing animal. I am going with the big cats. I think they're amazing.

Hmm, Tigers are my fave big cats.

.... yea, i like pussy too

oh wait, what forum is this?

The big cat.

Mostly because while yes dogs are packs...you see them coming...

The cat, it just hits ya and that's it.

If I saw a timberwolf at night I'd be: "cool a timberwolf"

But, as I have no experience with cougars and such, I'd be a little more timid. So I would go with the cougar.

I get the feeling that if it came down to it, I could at least hurt a wolf before he tore my throat out. Gouge out an eye or something. That cat, no way. He pounces, my neck is broken, I'm being dragged off to a tree or a cave somewhere.

As powerful as the wolves are and as intimidating as pack hunters can be, I'd be more afraid of the coguars....

Healthy wolves have never attacked people....to be honest I think they know how shitty we are as a species and have better taste.....

I need to add a great line :-
"The strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack"

I am going with flying squirrel.

They can tear the heck out of you if they latch onto your face.

Even though there have been no confirmed attacks on humans in a jillion years in the U.S., I'd go with wolves.
A) I probably outweigh Mr. Kitty.
B) He hunts alone, I'd know exactly where the threat is.
C) The Dawg gang would outnumber me, and the idea of being eaten alive, asshole first, does NOT appeal to me.
Mr. Kitty would have the common courtesy of killing me first, at least. If he could even kill me in the first place.

The cat.

Timberwolves are more afraid of humans (and with good reason - we hunted them near extinction; they're Threatened in Minnesota and Endangered everywhere else in the world).

Just remember boys and girls, if you're in the woods and you hear a baby crying, don't go looking for it. That ain't no baby. Cougars make a dangerously similar sound.

Frank Hipper wrote:[/i] he could even kill me in the first place.

I'll bet that mr. kitty, even though you out-weigh him, would be able to take you down and give some nasty cuts and bruises. What will you do when it launches itself at you?

I'll place my money on the cat...

My money is also on the big cat.

At least it isnt a pride of lions

ggs wrote:My money is also on the big cat.

At least it isnt a pride of lions :)

You dare overlook the drop bear?

It would completely own the pack of wolves and the big cat all at the same time!

Mark S wrote:Just remember boys and girls, if you're in the woods and you hear a baby crying, don't go looking for it. That ain't no baby. Cougars make a dangerously similar sound.

I'd never be out in the country in the 1st place. I'll like the country a lot better when they start pouring the concrete.

weemadando wrote:

ggs wrote:My money is also on the big cat.

At least it isnt a pride of lions

You dare overlook the drop bear?

It would completely own the pack of wolves and the big cat all at the same time!

Drop bear? What about the kangaroos? [tourist]Aren't they dangerous? Don't they eat people?[/tourist]