The hunter set a trap in the Kulja-Bashat area, where, according to local residents, nine wolves had been terrorizing livestock. His hunt was successful when the she-wolf got caught in the trap, snagging her hind leg.
The video presented below shows the moment when the she-wolf ended up in the trap.
“On the opposite bank of the Ala-Buga River, the wolves became very active. They killed yaks and ate calves, as well as caused damage to horses. In the summer, we couldn't raise a single foal from the herd. In the Kulja-Bashat area, there were 4-5 herds of horses, and all the foals disappeared. I heard that nine wolves were roaming there, so I decided to set a trap. I'm glad I managed to catch the she-wolf,” K. Ismailov said.
