Hello, I am just commenting to say that I really enjoy your videos, and they are whats making me happy, today I lost my cat. And these wolfquest videos make me happy and help me through it. Thank you
It can be hard when we lose our furry family members. Take care, and if you can remember the best of them do it. If not, save it for when you are ready to treasure all you shared together 💖. The ones we lose will never be replaced, but we can have a new relationship once we are ready. And those that are gone always remain with us if we let them. Each relationship we have, pet or human, shapes us. We choose what to hold onto and what to let go or deny. I have very fond memories of the dog who "raised me" she helped me conquer some of my fears, and that strength remains always. I like to say that each of my furry friends has taught me something. Some were easy, and some were a challenge, but each made me better. Your kitty was close to you and would have left their mark as well. Embrace their lessons and the special moments you shared as you are able. Grieve as needed. This is important too. It is part of the process of losing someone dear.
@@Obsidianoak I chose to read that early in the morning and my eyes hurt now. 😭 But yes, we do have memories.. unfortunately she wasn't that old, and because of a flea problem, we couldn't have her inside. I was the last one to see her and say bye :( Luckily I have amazing friends who are helping me :)
@Bluecircle_10 I have found time together does not correlate to the bond or loss of that bond. Sometime we click with others. I'm glad your friends are helping you.
My wolf managed to explore past the border with his mate. He took so much time taking it easy and eventually he got so used to avoiding hunters that he and Ezra set up territory outside the park to monopolise the extra space and prey not being targeted by smarter pack wolves 😂 My boys have realised the hunters aren't around in any of the other seasons and while a wiser wolf would avoid the border, they actively have learned to take advantage of the extra space.
Would love for them to add albino/mela or pie bald bucks/elk/bison/pronghorn that can be set at random and have that be an achievement if you’re able to kill it
Lark has definitely had a rough go! But he is giving a nice tour of the map ^^ The wolves here certainly seem tougher and come in 3s. Haven't seen less from pack wolves on the attack. I will say the river was helpful in one of my escapes! Swept my attackers away!
watching this during an active tornado warning and heard the intro and . yeah it do be like that in the Midwest edit: the 'nado missed me and everything is okay :)
Poor Lark has bee having a rough start to life on his own. This is a great series though, I’m thoroughly enjoying it. It’s super cool that they added that white elk!
You've gotten a lot further than my wolf past the border, that's for sure haha- I was a bit worried when you decided to risk a bowl because that's what got one of mine killed (probably because ibpanixked and ran the wrong way-)
Man, poor Lark he's just not having any luck 😂 Pumpkin and Buckeye are doing really well though. Unfortunately, Buckeye got a major leg injury due to a fight with a bear. And what also sucked is that the den that Pumpkin decided to have her pups at flooded, so we had to move to a new den. And while the den had flooded stranger wolves from the Coyote Creek pack tried to ambush us. Thankfully they went inside the den, except for one of them. It was either 1821M or 1820M. But I grabbed him and put him in the patch of grass so they all lived. Then, once we had settled down at the new den 1815M got sick 😭 I have the difficulty set on easy, so he won't die from the sickness, but still! He is my golden pup, so he's a little special to me since he kinda has the same tinting as his mom lol Also, her pup, 1816F is unfortunately a runt. Even though she's a runt she does grow fairly quickly, she's just smoll I suppose lol
Some runs do throw a lot at you 😅 also so far in dabbling with the 'roaring mountain ' it seems the locals are more hostile and tend to come in numbers
@@Obsidianoak I'm not sure about that yet, they were the first stranger wolf attack that I had. But they did come in numbers of 2, a subordinate and a yearling I think. I killed the yearling though, he really annoyed me and Pumpkin lol. But so far, the coyote creek, at least seems more aggressive and more persistent. I was wanting to play my wolf quest game again today but I had surgery today on my wounds caused by my autoimmune disorder, and it was to close them. Now I'm exhausted and I feel like I'm so weak and I keep feeling a tingling feeling in my right arm.
@reneedittmer9625 just an observation so far. In more that 6h I've always gotten persistent groups of 3 and for packs and most dispersals have been 2-3 and temperamental- perhaps it's just this map. I hope your recovery goes well. Take it easy. Some autoimmune conditions can really take it out of you even without something as big as a surgery/ GA ect.
Wow this map is so pretty! I love the design and effort the WolfQuest team used to create it! Oh, and Jay, your doing a really great job with your channel 😊 Although, not to be pushy or anything but try to get some rest and let yourself heal. Don't feel pressured into thinking that you HAVE to post videos for us. Your health comes first. Oh btw this is still NightyLynxx. I changed my channel a bit to make it feel more right.
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Hello, I am just commenting to say that I really enjoy your videos, and they are whats making me happy, today I lost my cat. And these wolfquest videos make me happy and help me through it. Thank you
I'm so sorry for your loss
It can be hard when we lose our furry family members. Take care, and if you can remember the best of them do it. If not, save it for when you are ready to treasure all you shared together 💖.
The ones we lose will never be replaced, but we can have a new relationship once we are ready. And those that are gone always remain with us if we let them.
Each relationship we have, pet or human, shapes us. We choose what to hold onto and what to let go or deny.
I have very fond memories of the dog who "raised me" she helped me conquer some of my fears, and that strength remains always.
I like to say that each of my furry friends has taught me something. Some were easy, and some were a challenge, but each made me better.
Your kitty was close to you and would have left their mark as well. Embrace their lessons and the special moments you shared as you are able.
Grieve as needed. This is important too. It is part of the process of losing someone dear.
@@Obsidianoak I chose to read that early in the morning and my eyes hurt now. 😭 But yes, we do have memories.. unfortunately she wasn't that old, and because of a flea problem, we couldn't have her inside. I was the last one to see her and say bye :( Luckily I have amazing friends who are helping me :)
@Bluecircle_10 I have found time together does not correlate to the bond or loss of that bond.
Sometime we click with others.
I'm glad your friends are helping you.
@@ObsidianoakI dunno how I would be without them.. one of my best friends got me a little card and cat statue in memory of her..
My wolf managed to explore past the border with his mate. He took so much time taking it easy and eventually he got so used to avoiding hunters that he and Ezra set up territory outside the park to monopolise the extra space and prey not being targeted by smarter pack wolves 😂
My boys have realised the hunters aren't around in any of the other seasons and while a wiser wolf would avoid the border, they actively have learned to take advantage of the extra space.
Would love for them to add albino/mela or pie bald bucks/elk/bison/pronghorn that can be set at random and have that be an achievement if you’re able to kill it
I have heard there was a white like elk only on this map and during certain seasons i think, so thats neat🤗
Ha, I was right about elk!
Lark has definitely had a rough go! But he is giving a nice tour of the map ^^
The wolves here certainly seem tougher and come in 3s. Haven't seen less from pack wolves on the attack.
I will say the river was helpful in one of my escapes! Swept my attackers away!
watching this during an active tornado warning and heard the intro and . yeah it do be like that in the Midwest
edit: the 'nado missed me and everything is okay :)
also jay, if you hunt the lue cow in winter it’s an achievement!
Not winter! You get the achievement during the fall. It's shown in the video.
Yeah, and it’s only there during fall so you can’t find it in winter I don’t think
You can't find the leucistic elk in the winter
Poor Lark has bee having a rough start to life on his own. This is a great series though, I’m thoroughly enjoying it. It’s super cool that they added that white elk!
It’s so great to come home from school and have a jayplays video to watch :)
I had a tornado false alarm yesterday here in SE Colorado. Scary stuff
You've gotten a lot further than my wolf past the border, that's for sure haha- I was a bit worried when you decided to risk a bowl because that's what got one of mine killed (probably because ibpanixked and ran the wrong way-)
Man, poor Lark he's just not having any luck 😂
Pumpkin and Buckeye are doing really well though. Unfortunately, Buckeye got a major leg injury due to a fight with a bear. And what also sucked is that the den that Pumpkin decided to have her pups at flooded, so we had to move to a new den. And while the den had flooded stranger wolves from the Coyote Creek pack tried to ambush us. Thankfully they went inside the den, except for one of them. It was either 1821M or 1820M. But I grabbed him and put him in the patch of grass so they all lived. Then, once we had settled down at the new den 1815M got sick 😭
I have the difficulty set on easy, so he won't die from the sickness, but still! He is my golden pup, so he's a little special to me since he kinda has the same tinting as his mom lol
Also, her pup, 1816F is unfortunately a runt. Even though she's a runt she does grow fairly quickly, she's just smoll I suppose lol
Some runs do throw a lot at you 😅 also so far in dabbling with the 'roaring mountain ' it seems the locals are more hostile and tend to come in numbers
@@Obsidianoak I'm not sure about that yet, they were the first stranger wolf attack that I had. But they did come in numbers of 2, a subordinate and a yearling I think. I killed the yearling though, he really annoyed me and Pumpkin lol.
But so far, the coyote creek, at least seems more aggressive and more persistent.
I was wanting to play my wolf quest game again today but I had surgery today on my wounds caused by my autoimmune disorder, and it was to close them. Now I'm exhausted and I feel like I'm so weak and I keep feeling a tingling feeling in my right arm.
@reneedittmer9625 just an observation so far. In more that 6h I've always gotten persistent groups of 3 and for packs and most dispersals have been 2-3 and temperamental- perhaps it's just this map.
I hope your recovery goes well. Take it easy. Some autoimmune conditions can really take it out of you even without something as big as a surgery/ GA ect.
Wow this map is so pretty! I love the design and effort the WolfQuest team used to create it! Oh, and Jay, your doing a really great job with your channel 😊 Although, not to be pushy or anything but try to get some rest and let yourself heal. Don't feel pressured into thinking that you HAVE to post videos for us. Your health comes first.
Oh btw this is still NightyLynxx. I changed my channel a bit to make it feel more right.
4:06 Tallulah is my friends name😂
Love wolfquest
Wow you already posted!
"Loo-si-stuhk" is the English pronunciation. (and that is "si" like in "sick" not "see."