I always liked grabbing the rocks and throwing them... Link makes a cool EYAAAH sound. xD

We have plenty of Coyotes where I live, I've never been bothered by them. I don't hate them at all, there's no reason to hate any animal. If there was one hanging around my house I would get Animal Control to remove it, because I have small dogs and wouldn't want a large wild animal around me, but t...

Yeah, that's what I meant. ^_^
Then you walk up the trail and are able to hold off the rocks they throw down at you... I think that's how it goes.

You get the boots back at the first village, sorry, I haven't played in a long time, forget the name.
If you extra help there's lots of Walkthroughs online. =D

*Looks* No... It was made by me, in 2007.

I joined this a few months ago, only have donated once.. I wish I could more. ):
I enjoy the Newsletters and hearing about what's happening with wolves and other animals.

1. Wolves
2. Meerkats
3. African Wild Dogs
4. Ferrets
5. Donkeys

I've seen plenty of coyotes, they are quite common where I live.

Yeah, I made this thread a LONNNG time ago, lol.
I just recently got myself a wii, didn't have one after I first moved out of my parents house, so I will probably be starting it again... I have to finish Okami first, though.. Another excellent wolf game. ;3

Wow, this topic is still going? Crazy... I've played TP twice more since making this thread... I still love it. ^_^

The first wolf I saw was a wild one, it was walking near a rode in British Columbia, Canada. It was beautiful, all black and a bit on the small and skinny side, probably was fairly young. He/she is was started my fascination with wolves. :3

Wolves are born with a natural fear of humans, they tend to shy away from anything that smells of humans... But there has been wolf attacks, a lot of the times the wolf is sick or starving, or it was the humans fault.

Adopt may be the wrong word, accepted? Yes. During close studies of wolf packs the human scientists grew close to the particular pack and their presence was accepted and they could even go up close and touch the wild wolves. There is a documentary about it on Youtube, but I can't remember the name. ...

Wolves are the most social animal in the world, after humans, some may argue wolves are even more social. So in a sense we are closely related to wolves and can relate and compare ourselves to them in many ways. This is why I believe many people are very interested in them, a lot more than they used...

I am fortunet to have seen a few wolves in my life. The first wolf I saw was a wild Coastal wolf of British Columbia, he was walking along side the rode. This is what started my fascination with wolves and began my extensive collection of wolf things and my interest in studying them. I also saw a sm...