Wolf Hunting
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From: cwater
13-Dec-19
I've been researching pretty good on it! Obviously it would be with a rifle, as much as i hate shooting them.....But i love to trap as well, so that could be an option. Not looking to spend 3-5K on an outfitter so probably going to try the DIY route. But looking for any INFO ( not your secret spot) that someone may be willing to share on it! leaning pretty hard towards Idaho, for the cheaper tags and healthy wolf population. Also, if you have a wolf mount i want to see it!
From: N-idaho
13-Dec-19
If you come to Idaho you won’t have any problem finding one. It will depend on your calling skills weather you get one or not.
From: Huntcell
13-Dec-19
Terry Wood Dryden Ontario. High success rate, comfortable heated blinds . Low price .
From: Pop-r
15-Dec-19
Very much hit & miss. Not sure calling skills has anything to do with it? Out of 30 hunters guided by professional WY outfitters in 2018 they were 0/30 on success if that tells you anything. Good luck! I hope you kill a railcar full of them!
From: carcus
15-Dec-19
I killed one deer hunting this year, first opportunity in 10+ years hunting the area, and there is a good population of them judging buy tracks. Tough animal, it ran 150 yards with a big broadhead hole in its heart, then took minutes to die, he let out a few howls, young male
From: Bou'bound
15-Dec-19
That is so neat huntcell. What a beauty. Well done
From: Livereater1
16-Dec-19
Pine Acres Vermillion Bay Ont
From: SBH
17-Dec-19
My buddies MT wolf from a few years back.
My buddies MT wolf from a few years back.
DIY wolves are tough. Takes a lot of time spent in the right spot. They can cover a lot of ground. Not trying to talk you out of this, I want to see some more killed. We were able to get one a couple years ago. Buddy missed twice last year and he’s been in em again this year already. I haven’t been out yet this year for them. Hope to knock the population down a bit soon. Just gotta keep after em. They are very smart critters but it’s doable if you can locate them. Most days we go nothing is spotted. Try to find wintering elk and stay on your glass! That’s my advice anyways. Enjoy the hunt and good luck.
From: drycreek
17-Dec-19
Seeing as how I’m from coyote country, I just can’t get over how big those suckers are !
From: cwater
18-Dec-19
i am with you drycreek! I would die to have one of these bad boys full body mounted, and even tho i've never been elk hunting...i'd like to know killing one helped the elk herd!
