113 wolves

[WABONEHNTR]

Here are a few wolves from my Trailcams.  I really hate what these things have done to the elk and moose populations in PO county.  Pretty sad. 

[Jonathan_S]

   I wish...

[jackelope]

Glad to see you posted these.

[oldleclercrd]

The area could hold so many more animals then it currently does, no thanks to the wolves.  People go up north thinking they're gonna see so many animals, but truth is, most are lucky to see ONE during their hunt. Wolves suck. Period.

[vandeman17]

Glad to see you posted these.

 

[jackmaster]

damn i cant until we get hunt those things.... gonna be some fun then 

[Smossy]

damn i cant until we get hunt those things.... gonna be some fun then 

No kidding, they're going to make some gorgeous mounts and rugs also

[bowhunterforever]

 

[CAMPMEAT]

I'm going up to Priest Lake August 23rd weekend scoping it out. Then' I'm going back without my wife to try my luck again. I was up there 2 times last year trying my luck out. You wanna share where your trail cameras are near ? PM me if you want. I was told that Jack Pine Flats south of Coolin was where they were seeing them last year. I only saw a black bear.

[buglebrush]

Don't forget an Idaho wolf tag is really cheap; even for a non-resident.   More of us need to get in on the game 

[NoBark]

Don't forget an Idaho wolf tag is really cheap; even for a non-resident.   More of us need to get in on the game 

Unfortunately at 2% success,  it's not as easy as some may think it is.

[Broken Arrow]

Looks like a great spot for wolf pics. Hate to see those on cams...it usually mean "poison"  for our herds!

[PolarBear]

It looks like a great spot for some zylitol meatballs! 

[Broken Arrow]

lol....i was trying to be more subtle.......

[buglebrush]

Don't forget an Idaho wolf tag is really cheap; even for a non-resident.   More of us need to get in on the game 

Unfortunately at 2% success,  it's not as easy as some may think it is.

I know it is a long shot.  I go every year, and have yet to harvest one.  We have come close though    However, it is a great excuse to get out in January and February.   Love being in the woods, and sooner or later one will bite the dust.

[WAcoyotehunter]

Nice pictures- thanks for sharing them!  I hear wolves and see sign of them every elk season up here.  It's part of the deal nowadays. 

[Nape.257]

Thanks for posting we have ben seeing them up there for the last 6 or so years.

[bearpaw]

Glad to see you posted these.

 

  We need all the wolf photos and sightings reported as possible so we can eventually get these critters delisted.

[WABONEHNTR]

They don't care about 113 wolves. They don't even count towards the pack count. They dont count because they are shared with idaho. There has to be 2 established packs on the westside before anything can happen. So they either transport them to St. Helens and the coast or we wait for them to walk there.  Rumor is is that they will move one of the teaneway packs to St. Helens.

[bearpaw]

Yes, it's obvious WDFW doesn't care how many wolves are in eastern WA, however, laws could be changed by legislators if they have the evidence to support a change in the laws. As far as wolves go it's very apparent the WDFW doesn't care what happens to our herds in E WA, the legislators are our only hope. Shameful the way predator management has gone. Basically, WDFW refuses to manage predators.

Thanks for posting your photos, I think it really helps to get as many photos out there as possible. 

[BOWHUNTER45]

By the time we get tags to hunt them , the damage will be done 

[seth30]

By the time we get tags to hunt them , the damage will be done