Definitely an issue relevant to current events. Just had the most stupid thing. A pack of wolves have enough strength to kill a horse. Some kicks are intentional. Heck, it’s possible for a horse to RUN (with or without rider) to death all by itself, if it already had heart or breathing issues. They are carnivores. Buy a set of our solar-powered wolf and coyote repellent lights online. B) Be it horses, cattle, pigs, sheep, elk, deer or even people; is anyone really safe with wolves around? I once rode an appaloosa spotted pony on a trail. A wolf is a strong predator but not strong enough to take down the horse. I'm carefully aiming at a wolf and just as I release my shot my horse runs in front of the arrow and is killed. they are territorial and don’t like strangers their prey could defend themself and kill a wolf the bear, if fighting over a carcass can kill the wolf. You can protect your horses from dangerous predators like wolves or coyotes by using the original predator light, Nite Guard Solar. It would need to be a pack of wolves. Wolves were one of the few animals that were fast enough and smart enough to chase, catch, kill and eat horses. A 'super pack' of wolves has been terrifying a town after leaving more than 30 horses dead in just four days. There have been confirmed sightings (confirmed by CPW) of wolves in North West Colorado. Will it come back or is that the end of it? They are carnivores. Found on Reddit, this picture of a donkey with a wolf in its mouth was explained by a Redditor thusly: "Here in Northwestern Ontario we have a rather persistent wolf issue, so every farmer with pigs, chickens, cows, sheep, etc has at least one donkey in the pasture to prevent wolves from attacking the herds. Sometimes, kicks are accidental, such as when a horse kicks at a fly and the handler gets in the way. Yeah, I know that sounds unlikely, but that's exactly what happened, officer. A horse can even out run a wolf with much effort. depends on what you mean the wolf kills the wolf. Anyway, the horse is dead. humans have for ages hunted the wolf. They eat hoofed animals because they have meat, and that is what the wolves have to eat. A) Seems like we don't need to reintroduce them if they are already coming. wolves dont only eat hoofed animals, wolves eat a lot of animals. Horses can strike out with their front or rear hooves, and they can strike out backward and forwards with both. The horse, at least if it were a full-sized horse. Donkey stops a wolf to death and then eats it! Thousands of years ago, before horses were domesticated, their main predator was the wolf.