A DEAL IS A DEAL (Third of a wolf trilogy)

They are indeed magnificent creatures and should remain a part of our heritage. That he understood he will remain unmolested at Broken Tree Ranch as long as your other critters are unmolested is a blessing for all.
Fred

Some wonderful imagery here, Kath. Another super story from Broken Tree Ranch and it's keeper.
Nancy

Magnificent animal. I was looking at that wolf right with you and holding my breath. I also understand the deal. I made the same deal with my wild cougar.
Wanda West

Very frightening turn of events since a bear tore Sweet pea up pretty bad. Hard to hide her scars when standing at show, but she became the Nat. Champ nonetheless. You take your chances homesteading in THEIR COUNTRY....K

Another great story Kathe. I love all your stories but your mountain life gives the best! Add your gift of words-you have a treasure!! Keep them coming my friend!!
~Pam~

A marvelous story, Kathe...I could envision every beathtaking moment! My heart would have stopped too - in awe of such a wonderful creature. Really enjoyed your series obout the wolves. But then, Kathe Campbell is always a good read!

Kathe, my heart was literally pounding away as I wondered where this story was going to lead. Glad the wolf got scared away. Ken did the right thing. Wild animals belong in the wilds where we can admire them from afar. A top-notch story telling from you, once again.
Maria

I will never look or think of wolves in the same light again. Loved every word and glad I can go back and share them with others.
Great Job Kathe.
Bonnie.

Kathe - a fitting finale to your wolf trilogy. Your descriptors had me racing ahead in anticipation of a disaster about to happen. Fortunately Ken saved the day and I was quickly relieved on behalf of all parties concerned.

Don Ralstin

A wonderful story and so descriptive. Emotions and feelings took me right there. What a wonderful experience. I really love these type of stories. Thank you for sharing these experiencences with us. Well done, best wishes

Kathleen blanchfield

Kathe, As always your heart and Ken's were in the right place. I do so love your stories about encounters with the wild creatures.