bow hunting wolves

[Jacklaroo]

I was looking up rules regulations and things of other states im going to visit thinking of taking a few days to hunt. one state offers archery for wolves im just not sure if i could knowly let them get that close. Would you bow hunt wolves?

[lokidog]

It would be cool, but I'd rather be able to reach out and "touch" one if given the opportunity.  Good luck.

[idahohuntr]

Not intentionally    I will be packing my AR along for the first time this week in the longshot event I see a wolf while I'm out deer hunting with family.  I've never hunted or used red dot sights before though...if I see one I will probably rely mostly on magazine capacity 

[jasnt]

http://www.predatormastersforums.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2718741

[Hornseeker]

if I see one I will probably rely mostly on magazine capacity 

LMAO! hehe

as far as them getting "that close"... heck yeah. I'd love to take one iwth my longbow at 5 yards... Im not saying I wouldn't have my 44 or 10mm on hand... but I dont think I'd worry about them getting too close for a shot...

[Jacklaroo]

if I see one I will probably rely mostly on magazine capacity 

LMAO! hehe

as far as them getting "that close"... heck yeah. I'd love to take one iwth my longbow at 5 yards... Im not saying I wouldn't have my 44 or 10mm on hand... but I dont think I'd worry about them getting too close for a shot...

After talking to another bow hunter today. He has taken several wolves with his long bow. He enjoys the hunt.  I may have to give it a try some day soon. Though im still not sure on that yet. I still need more practice. 

[Special T]

I would think that a tree stand would be a requirement!

[Jacklaroo]

I would think that a tree stand would be a requirement!

For my first time im thinking that also.

[dreamunelk]

Humans have hunted with far less lethal weapons.