I said, "You mean, the wolf leader who singled out with Wula that night? Wula only learned new fighting skills after challenging the wolf leader, but with its current strength, People don’t have the courage to challenge..."
Maimaiti lowered his voice and whispered, "Don't say this in front of Ula. Think about it, except for the wolf leader, how can ordinary wolves fight him."
Seeing Maimaiti speak carefully, I can't help feeling that he is a little cute. From then on, I can see how deep his relationship with Wula is.
But think about it, although Ula is slightly petite compared to other mastiffs, but compared to wolves, it is more than one or two bigger. If you are singled out, it is really hard to imagine what wolves will be able to fight. De Ula lacked the courage to resist even.
However, if you think about it the other way round, the wolf leader is too powerful!
Such a powerful wolf must be very conspicuous. For Maimaiti, he will definitely be able to recognize it among the wolves, but why can't he not find it
Also, if Ula has seen the wolf leader, why not tell Maimati
At this time, suddenly a villager excitedly said something in Tibetan. I hurriedly looked at the wild yak in the distance and found that the yak herd had begun to move.
The formation of the wild yaks has been adjusted. The bulls have concentrated on the south wing and the tail end, and the cows and calves have advanced in front of the dozen thin wolves. The leading bull screamed to the sky, and the hooves splashed the pebbles. The bull on the south side rushed to the south slope, the bull on the tail rushed towards the gourd's mouth, and the cow and calf rushed through the gap in the bottom of the gourd. .
This move was unexpected. Maimat said: "It turns out that I wanted to come to blossom on all sides. If the wolves are negligent in any place, they will let the yak rush out."
I said, "But this way, the strength of the yaks is not even more scattered. If it is a pack of scattered wolves, this method is fine, but it is a pity that they encounter this pack of wolves...
No, if you want to break out from all sides, every team should have cows, calves and a few bulls. Does this group of yaks think that the enemy puts heavy soldiers on the gourd mouth and the southern slope, and wants to use the bull to hold the enemy
Give cows and calves a chance to escape
No, no, they do so and the cows and calves rush into the wolf pile, and they fall into the wolf's trap! Because the dozen or so thin wolves placed on the front to lure the enemy should look like the weakest among the wolves, and there is no follow-up unit behind them, I think the tactics adopted by the wolves are based on the virtual and the real. The bet is that the herd of yaks dare not charge head-on. Could it be said that the leading bull actually saw through the strategy of the wolf pack? But in their position, you can't see the situation behind the wolves at all. "
I talk to myself, keep analyzing, and keep denying myself.
Maimat said: "Don't talk, their tactics have changed!"
The bulls rushing towards the gourd mouth did not rush into the gourd mouth, and the bulls rushing towards the south slope only climbed a little and a half. Both groups of wild yaks turned halfway and rushed in the direction of the cow and the calf.
The cow and the calf stood between the wolves and the bulls. Their bodies completely blocked the sight of the dozen or so thin wolves. Only when the bulls rushed halfway, the cows and calves turned to the left and right at the same time. Retreat, the bulls that have assembled into a group, rushing towards the wolves with the momentum of rushing to the thunder!
It suddenly dawned on me that it turned out that it was the yak herd that stretched a certain starting distance to prepare for a sprint, just like when you hit someone, you must first retract your fist, and then hit the enemy's weakest link and give him a fatal blow! At the same time, it can disrupt the enemy's sight and make it too late to make adjustments. This yak leader is also very smart.
Several villagers nearby began to talk anxiously to Maimat in Tibetan. I guess he was asking him when to help the wild yak and how to help.
As a result, after Maimati reprimanded him in Tibetan, he didn't say anything.
I used the bird-watching mirror to look at the wolves that had been lined up, and found that the wolves didn't seem to be nervous about breaking through the yak.
Those wolves were still sitting or lying sparsely. A brown wolf opened its mouth and yawned twice. There was indeed no sign of nervousness. The wolves in ambush in other places also waited quietly, without panic and anger.
Maimat said: "Those wolves sing empty city plans. There is no assistance behind them. They naturally don’t
Can show tension. Now they are compared with the yak herd, who can persist until the end. If they are messed up at this time, the yak herd will naturally rush out, and they only have to remain stable... It depends on the leader of the yak who can bring the yak herd away from the wolf. How far do you stop. "
I asked: "What if the herd of yaks don't stop?"
"The pack of wolves will be trampled into mud. You see, cows and calves did not join the ranks of the running, they just followed carefully. In other words, the herd of yaks left room for themselves to retreat. Whatever happens, they will return."
The average weight of wild male yak is more than one ton. Twenty-odd bulls are running, the earth is trembling slightly, the large pebbles are kicked by the hooves of the cows, and the rocks on the hillside continue to roll down...
The yak herd is still one hundred and eighty meters away from the wolves, and the palms of my hands are sweaty. I thought to myself, these wolves are really calm. If the wolf looked at the yak herd at this moment, it should be as if a person saw a group of wild elephants rushing towards him.
At this time, can people still smoke and drink tea leisurely
A wolf stood up. I thought the wolf pack was about to move. I didn't expect the wolf to glance at the yak herd contemptuously, and then got down again, as if it had nothing to do with it.
I quickly adjusted the lens, and the yak herd was less than 50 meters away from the wolves.
Based on the understanding of this pack of wolves by Mamat, they must have a fallback. But his eyes widened and he searched the peaks and valleys on both sides of the strait. There was no ambush on the side highlands, and there was no support behind the wolves. With such a large plot of land, what other tricks could he play
The yak herd is getting closer and closer to the wolves, and Maimaiti’s heart is probably even more nervous than those wolves.
I also asked myself again and again in my heart, why are those wolves not nervous? What is the arrangement? Why are they not nervous
I subconsciously glanced at Wula, who was not far away, and saw it watching the surroundings vigilantly. If there was a slight movement, it would stare twice.
There is no billowing smoke, no roars and neighs, only heavy hoofs flying, those wild yaks with their heads buried and their eyes glaring forward. They are the largest animals on the plateau. When they rampage in anger, who dares to stand in the way!
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