Thans for the help Harmony, but I don't think the game is going to work on my computer because the blak scren turned brown and I've been waiting for somthing to happen for half an hour.

ranchers kill wolves and other animals for they killing cattle but they're prey are almost extinct too and that is our foult Yes, you're right. It's our fault that wolves are killing cattle. I thought that was sarcasm for a second. :roll: It's hard to tell on the computer, but I assure you it's not...

Black_Wolf wrote:ranchers kill wolves and other animals for they killing cattle but they're prey are almost extinct too and that is our foult

Yes, you're right. It's our fault that wolves are killing cattle.

ChocolateRain wrote:

kefa wrote:

ChocolateRain wrote:
Time Warner Cable took away my animal planet.

Yea it stinks.

*weep* What is the world coming to!! First macros take over Runescpe and now Animal Planet isn't being showed on certain cable companies!!

"STEPS 1. After installation, open up the WOLF folder. 2. Double click on SETUP.exe. 3. Unless you have a MS-DOS Computer, click no sound. 4. Scroll up and click no music. 5. Click save settings. 6. Double click on WOLF.exe. 7. ENJOY!!!" I found the folder in my computer but it's empty???? I dunno i...

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Whitefang2331 wrote:This isnt a documentary but there is a growning up wolf show on animal planet

Time Warner Cable took away my animal planet.

Well my favorite wolf website is a rp site lol.

Harmony wrote:Growing up wolf was a good documentary. I watch the Growing up series quite often.

Same! I love the Wolf and Red Panda ones.

Oooh thanks! This will help ease the wait for WQ. XD

I subscribe to the International Wolf Center's newsletter and they had an article about WolfQuest in it.

OMG that happened to me! But what I did whenever the error message popped up while it was downloading I took the cd out and put it back in and it gradually started to install and I couldn't believe it worked.

The best wolf book I've read hands down has to be Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George and its sequel Julie's Wolf Pack. As for documentaries, I cant name one but National geographic has the best :wink: I agree! But the more 'educational' ones I've read that I've enjoyed are: the art of bei...

I have that expansion pack too! I love the African Wild Dog, really, they're one of my favorite animals. I really like canids in general I suppose. :)