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HECK I SAW A WOLF ONE THE LAST DAY OF DEER SEASON IN WA, AND WE HAVE LESS WOLVES HERE THAN ID, THE ONLY REASON I DIDN'T SHOOT IS I DIDN'T HAVE A TAG. I THINK ILL BUY A TAG THIS YEAR THOUGH, DON'T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN AGAIN.
Quote from: Boss .300 winmag on August 30, 2016, 02:28:02 PMHECK I SAW A WOLF ONE THE LAST DAY OF DEER SEASON IN WA, AND WE HAVE LESS WOLVES HERE THAN ID, THE ONLY REASON I DIDN'T SHOOT IS I DIDN'T HAVE A TAG. I THINK ILL BUY A TAG THIS YEAR THOUGH, DON'T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN AGAIN. WHY ARE YOU YELLING!!
If you don't have a wolf tag, you can always use your nonresident elk tag for a wolf. That's if the elk hunting is going downhill.
Quote from: piledup on August 30, 2016, 12:14:05 PMIf you don't have a wolf tag, you can always use your nonresident elk tag for a wolf. That's if the elk hunting is going downhill. Hmmm... makes you wonder which is better, tag soup or wolf soup?
After all the $$ you've already spent, what's another $30? I wouldn't go without one.
Quote from: piledup on August 30, 2016, 12:14:05 PMIf you don't have a wolf tag, you can always use your nonresident elk tag for a wolf. That's if the elk hunting is going downhill. Hmmm... makes you wonder which is better, tag soup or wolf soup? [/quoteMy buddy shot a huge wolf in Alaska a few years back while we were moose/caribou hunting. That was one of the worst smelling things I have ever smelled!!! You honestly couldn't pay me enough to eat that stuff! Epic shot though.. 125 yrds from the raft while we were silently floating down the river.
Just get one, not having one ensures you will see one!
If you have a tag in your pocket, not liklely. If you don't have a tag....very likely. LOLGet a tag!
There is something very satisfying when you look at that tag and it says "Gray Wolf", well worth it.
I live here in 10a and hunt all of the surrounding units including salmon area, I live in the woods, work in the woods and hunt something year round. I have only seen 3 and all of them were in the road in front of me and one of them this spring had half a elk calf in its mouth. Some times cat hunting there is so many wolf tracks from the night before that even if I found a lion track in the area there is no way I would turn dogs loose. I think if someone actually wanted to go after one it would be pretty likely to kill one but I wouldn't even try without snow.
Idaho Unit6, had them on prehunt cams at beginning of Sept, had them howling 100yrds or so from camp 4am on Sept 26th.