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Big Game Hunting => Wolves => Topic started by: Elkslayer on February 27, 2015, 08:55:31 PM
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I went out last week and put up a trail cam targeting wolves. Checked it today and this was the first picture on it, taken 2 days after I hung the cam(https://hunting-washington.com/smf/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Ftapatalk.imageshack.com%2Fv2%2F15%2F02%2F27%2Fbc4656d3c841f7cae511fd252929b724.jpg&hash=32c7aa3a39dfb7b0d2095f66e8bc47ccee272b5d).
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that's a big coyote :tung:
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that's a big coyote :tung:
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:mgun:
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:yeah:
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What part of Huckleberry are you at?
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Springdale-Hunters area!
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Springdale-Hunters area!
Any moose sheds?
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Couple weeks ago a friend who was horn hunting found a fresh cow moose kill and two old sheep kills from last summer in southern Huckleberry. Then the pack found him and flanked him all the way back to his truck! He did not have a weapon to protect himself, it was not a good situation! :yike:
If you go horn hunting in the NE it's wise to pack a firearm these days!
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Springdale-Hunters area!
Any moose sheds?
Only one so far Miles.
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We found fresh wolf tracks and $hit right in the yard of our place over there last weekend (were off addy-gifford) Seemed like everywhere we hiked had wolf tracks. I felt like I was in the Teanaway :chuckle:.........sucks
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Couple weeks ago a friend who was horn hunting found a fresh cow moose kill and two old sheep kills from last summer in southern Huckleberry. Then the pack found him and flanked him all the way back to his truck! He did not have a weapon to protect himself, it was not a good situation! :yike:
If you go horn hunting in the NE it's wise to pack a firearm these days!
anywhere you go you mean...... right ?
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Couple weeks ago a friend who was horn hunting found a fresh cow moose kill and two old sheep kills from last summer in southern Huckleberry. Then the pack found him and flanked him all the way back to his truck! He did not have a weapon to protect himself, it was not a good situation! :yike:
If you go horn hunting in the NE it's wise to pack a firearm these days!
anywhere you go you mean...... right ?
Yes, that's right!
A couple years ago wolves followed a friend who was out walking. A truck came by and she talked to them and the wolves disappeared, she thought they were gone. After talking the truck left and she continued down the paved highway, pretty soon the wolves were back and following her, scared her really bad. She told me she never walks without a gun now.
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I've seen two different wolves so far while out hunting. Both times they were beating feet out of there.
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I think it's really odd we don't hear anything about the Huckleberry Pack and the Profanity Pack anymore..
I wonder what the WDFW has up their sleeves ??
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My Uncle is a volunteer fireman out of both Loon Lake and Springdale and he has been hearing them lately.
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Couple weeks ago a friend who was horn hunting found a fresh cow moose kill and two old sheep kills from last summer in southern Huckleberry. Then the pack found him and flanked him all the way back to his truck! He did not have a weapon to protect himself, it was not a good situation! :yike:
If you go horn hunting in the NE it's wise to pack a firearm these days!
anywhere you go you mean...... right ?
Yes, that's right!
A couple years ago wolves followed a friend who was out walking. A truck came by and she talked to them and the wolves disappeared, she thought they were gone. After talking the truck left and she continued down the paved highway, pretty soon the wolves were back and following her, scared her really bad. She told me she never walks without a gun now.
A cougar taught me that lesson a number of years ago, just gonna pick some huckleberries :chuckle:
I tell ya a guy feels pretty impotent with nothing but a large stick to defend one's self.
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My Uncle is a volunteer fireman out of both Loon Lake and Springdale and he has been hearing them lately.
i have a friend that lives on deer lake. She got pics of 4 wolves eating a deer out on the ice about a 1/4 mile from the public launch. 3 black and one grey 200 yards off their dock
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Couple weeks ago a friend who was horn hunting found a fresh cow moose kill and two old sheep kills from last summer in southern Huckleberry. Then the pack found him and flanked him all the way back to his truck! He did not have a weapon to protect himself, it was not a good situation! :yike:
If you go horn hunting in the NE it's wise to pack a firearm these days!
Right time of year for it (denning season) combined with walking up on a fresh kill...bad bad combo.
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i have a friend that lives on deer lake. She got pics of 4 wolves eating a deer out on the ice about a 1/4 mile from the public launch. 3 black and one grey 200 yards off their dock
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Guessing this would be the carpenter ridge pack. Or could be another unconfirmed pack? Haven't heard anything about these ones other than how they were named.
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My Uncle is a volunteer fireman out of both Loon Lake and Springdale and he has been hearing them lately.
i have a friend that lives on deer lake. She got pics of 4 wolves eating a deer out on the ice about a 1/4 mile from the public launch. 3 black and one grey 200 yards off their dock
Let's see the pics :tup:
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My Uncle is a volunteer fireman out of both Loon Lake and Springdale and he has been hearing them lately.
i have a friend that lives on deer lake. She got pics of 4 wolves eating a deer out on the ice about a 1/4 mile from the public launch. 3 black and one grey 200 yards off their dock
Let's see the pics :tup:
ill ask her for a copy and permission to post. It's on her Facebook so I dout she'll mind sharing them. She did report the sighting to wdfw
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Not the best picture, but here is another one. Trying to get these things to hang around in front of the camera is proving difficult. I placed some wolf and coyote gland lure on the log but they don't seem to care about it.
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Stake a lamb out there, they'll stay, for a little while..... :peep:
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The Trappers were saying you take a dog out and place a trap everywhere it pees. Because the wolves will come to check it out. Its worth a try.
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I was waiting for the cell phone video to go up on the internet of a guy in ferry who was run up a tree by a lone black wolf..he filmed it once he was in the tree of the wolf snapping at him and growling.
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I was waiting for the cell phone video to go up on the internet of a guy in ferry who was run up a tree by a lone black wolf..he filmed it once he was in the tree of the wolf snapping at him and growling.
I was waiting for the cell phone video to go up on the internet of a guy in ferry who was run up a tree by a lone black wolf..he filmed it once he was in the tree of the wolf snapping at him and growling.
I was waiting for the cell phone video to go up on the internet of a guy in ferry who was run up a tree by a lone black wolf..he filmed it once he was in the tree of the wolf snapping at him and growling.
id like to see that video!
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I'm headed to the huckleberry this weekend for spring bear. I wonder if wolf activity messes with the bear activity?
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Try using wolf urine (or even dog urine) on the base of a tree in front of your camera.