01/12/2025
KAZAKHSTAN AND ITS WOLVES!!!
Firstly, when I think of wolves I think of an overweight woman in her 50s that owns cats, is single, who wears sloppy Tshirts with Native American designs including a wolf howling at the moon with dream catchers and s**t. Because it’s always someone like this who refers to wolves as their “spirt animal” and knows everything about wolves because she’s “watched a documentary”. Lady… you don’t know S**T about wolves!
Ok so wolves absolutely fu***ng kill people. You just don’t hear about it. For example, in just ONE village on Gaudalcanal we killed a croc that had eaten THIRTEEN CHILDREN THAT YEAR! Did you hear about that? Nope. Didn’t even make the local paper because that’s just life there. And for much of the steppe, if you get p**s drunk and fall over in the snow you become wolf s**t. Not only that, my mate in Mongolia lost his grandkids to a wolf. They were looking after the goats and a wolf came off the hill going flat out over the snow, they ran, and before he could get his gun both kids were red stains on the snow. These are NOT Disney wolves, they are real.
So anyways… Kazakh steppe is epic. It’s just empty at a glance, but so full of life in reality. We’d found a beautiful lake to camp by, and hid in a sheltered fold of land behind it where the grass was better. As the sun set, Luisa tended a small fire by the tent as she prepared dinner, and I checked the horses. As I turned back towards Lu… we both heard a gentle “whooshing“ noise on a par with say a swan flapping its wings as a mercury silver disc “think CLASSIC UFO” went straight over Lu and my horse at a height of no more than 35meters and hit the horizon in a second. Now do the math… as you can see, visibility is perfect. So it covered a MINIMUM of 5km in my visual range in a second. So… it was hypersonic and yet no sonic boom??? It was IMPOSSIBLE to film even if I was aiming dead on it, and Lu simply looked up and said “what was that?”
No s**t. That was 100% alien technology or some reverse engineering from it.
So we go to bed, and Luisa sleeps like a kid after a play date at McDonald’s, but I was restless… oh I dunno why… maybe because A FU***NG UFO JUST FLEW OVER US! Anyway, horses get restless to and as I notch an arrow on my bow and try and wake Luisa I consider my options for self defence against a grey alien. The horses start making some real noise, so I give up on Lu and her dog who is now hiding at the bottom of her sleeping bag and consider the possibility of being the first dude ever to get a confirmed alien kill with a 55lb Mongolian horse bow.
Head torch on, I step out and begin to check the horses only to immediately catch the grey ghosts of the steppe right at the end of the torch’s reach. Fu***ng wolves, 3 of the bastards all around 50-60kg standing over 1m at the shoulder just waiting for the last of the campfire to die before striking. Wolves present a near impossible target for the bow, but I did stick one with a dart at another undisclosed location only to have the horse killer promptly run into an unrecoverable location. So, somewhat disappointed I didn’t get to kill an alien, I stoked up the fire, and retired knowing the ghosts knew full well there was an armed hunter all to eager to skin anything that entered his camp.
Just another day in the adventures of Pete. Hot German side kick, big b***s, a shaved head with Bluey the cartoon dog and I’m off trying to kill aliens and wolves with arrows 🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣