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For you Hirshey? I think im gonna go buy a place over there right now and let you come hunt my property
I have an Id deer tag, but doubt I will use it. Wolves have pounded the area I go, and visibility to call one in, is nearly impossible. Best of luck though.
So I spent my first stint (I'm nowhere near done!) in Idaho this past weekend/part of this week. The first day I arrived, I spotted two wolves in-and-out of the fog a few miles away. Because there was little to no visibility up where they were at, I decided not to pursue them and just familiarize myself with the area. I drove a few roads, saw a 5 point bull, a few cows, and a really nice 4 point whitetail that was starting to push some does. Met some fantastic people from Lewiston as well as Federal Way that invited me to a ribeye dinner that night. The next day, I started in at about 6:30 AM... other than deer, I hadn't seen a thing since I switched sides of the mountain, but the gentlemen I had dinner with swore they crossed some wolf tracks the day before in the fresh snow. I sat down, had some water and a granola bar at about 10:30 and decided to try a howl... wouldn't you know it, it worked! Two wolves sounded off to my right! I got packed back up and headed in that direction, cutting some fresh tracks. They hit an old logging road and I was in hot pursuit! I came around a bend in the road and had two at 150 yards; I sat down, got my scope covers off and settled in for the shot; they moved behind some timber before I was ready! At that point I tried to get back into position where I could shoot and I think they busted me... either way, I was stubborn and tracked them through clearcuts and powerline swaths hoping to have one more opportunity. No luck... I ended up really far away from my vehicle due to a GPS snafu and had to rely on the kindness of strangers to get back to my vehicle that night, so I told myself I was on a time-out until I could go with someone else.. Happy hunting, all!