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Published August 27, 2013
Associated Press
A 16-year-old who fought off an apparent wolf attack in northern Minnesota says he won't be sleeping outside anytime soon.
Noah Graham, of Solway, was camping on Lake Winnibigoshish with five of his friends last weekend. He tells The Pioneer of Bemidji he was talking with his girlfriend just before the animal chomped the back of his head early Saturday. He says he had to reach back and jerk his head out of its mouth. He says he kicked and screamed at it, but it left only reluctantly.
Graham says his girlfriend fled to her Jeep, while two others in their group slept through all the screaming, kicking and fighting.
The Department of Natural Resources think it's the first documented serious wolf attack on a human in Minnesota.
Read more: 16-year-old survives first-ever documented serious wolf attack in Minnesota | Fox News
Associated Press
A 16-year-old who fought off an apparent wolf attack in northern Minnesota says he won't be sleeping outside anytime soon.
Noah Graham, of Solway, was camping on Lake Winnibigoshish with five of his friends last weekend. He tells The Pioneer of Bemidji he was talking with his girlfriend just before the animal chomped the back of his head early Saturday. He says he had to reach back and jerk his head out of its mouth. He says he kicked and screamed at it, but it left only reluctantly.
Graham says his girlfriend fled to her Jeep, while two others in their group slept through all the screaming, kicking and fighting.
The Department of Natural Resources think it's the first documented serious wolf attack on a human in Minnesota.
Read more: 16-year-old survives first-ever documented serious wolf attack in Minnesota | Fox News