Idaho Wolf Tags on Sale

[dscubame]

$11.50 resident $186 non-resident.

[videoman]

Maybe WA will start selling them.

[whacker1]

you buying one?

[bobcat]

I sure wouldn't pay $186 for a tag for something I can't eat.

[dscubame]

I would buy a tag after the fact and do a full mount however 6 years in Idaho and only heard them never seen any.

[rebal69972]

I sure wouldn't pay $186 for a tag for something I can't eat.

 

[videoman]

I would pay the $186 and eat it.

[Alan K]

I saw a pair down near McCall on a shed hunting trip I did last weekend.  Had two at 75 yards just casually making their way up the hill away from me stopping to look at me 3 times (I was in my pickup, they crossed the road in front of me). I got some great video of them, no firearms with me. . . 

First ones I've seen in my 4 years going to school here at UI.

[dscubame]

Any chance of you posting the video Alan K?  It would be cool to see.

[Alan K]

If I knew how I would. . . It's digital and everything, but saved as a .MTS file coming from a JVC Everio.

If you have an idea of how to get it on here PM me some direction and I'll give it a shot.

[dscubame]

I have not done a video yet either.  Thanks for your willingness to post and I hope someone PM's you with the know how.  Sounds like a great sighting on those wolves. I look forward to a sighting myself some day.

[Alan K]

I actually just made a video with the .mts file in microsoft movie maker. . . Now the question is how to upload it to youtube and post the video on here.  When I get it figured out I'll make a new thread.

[JPhelps]

Alan,
We use Adobe Premiere Pro but have messed with Movie Maker a little.  I believe there is a way to export directly to youtube with the "share" options.  On my program it's under the home tab.

[Alan K]

I've got it uploading now, taking forever for some reason though. About another 15 minutes and it should be uploaded to youtube.

[DoubleJ]

I'd pay $186 if I was guaranteed one.  Then I'd run a 6' stake through the head and let the pelt hang around the pole and stick it into the ground right outside the Wa. capitol building.