Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Wolves => Topic started by: Boss .300 winmag on December 10, 2019, 10:53:20 AM
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https://thegreatwhitehunter.wordpress.com/2010/02/28/wolf-depradation-numbers-the-real-story/?unapproved=12825&moderati
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Have a valid link? Theres still at least 2 elk left.
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Link not working. There was two elk left, that pictures 1 1/2 months old.
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Fixed it.👍
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This is where hunters need to take care of the problem.
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The Lolo and Selway were ground zero for ID wolf introduction. Selway pre wolf elk herd 17+ K, down to 2K now.
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I'll be in this country after Christmas looking for wolves. Been doing a ton of research on the topo maps and the ground and have a decent game plan. Guys I talked to who hunted hard this year didn't see a single bull all season.
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Im heading to the panhandle to hunt wolves next month, and planning on calling bears in the lolo in june, and ill have wolf tags for that too.
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Have a valid link? Theres still at least 2 elk left.
The one on the right won't last long.
It looks like the wolves ate her head.
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"One wolf will kill 20 elk per year," not counting surplus killings,
How many deer will one wolf kill per year? 40 plus?
According to WDFW wolves started "migrating" to WA in 2002. Remember the lie of "first wolf pack in 70 years?
In Washington, Feds Opt For Wolf Introduction Over Recovery
https://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2010/06/08/in-washington-feds-opt-for-wolf-introduction-over-recovery/
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wife and I are taking the trapping certification classes in ID this winter. Where I plan to start trapping and hoping to do my part in helping elk. A guy outta St Maries this year has already filled his 20 wolf tags trapping.
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I'll be spending 4-5 nights starting Sunday in the back of my truck up the Lochsa. Hope the temps don't get too cold, but the snow on the ground and forecasted snow is promising for some good hunting.
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hope you whack a few!
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hope you whack a few!
:yeah:
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Im itching to get out and hunt wolves. Less than 2 weeks to go before my 2020 tags are valid.
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The good news about WA Wolves is when we finally get a chance to hunt and trap we will have a ton of knowledge learned from hunting them in Idaho first. It will give us a better start then what they had in Idaho the first year
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It will be interesting when it comes to trapping and having to live trap them. Hunting? doubtful anytime soon
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Boot hunting may be tougher than your call in lion. Idaho has put some spook in them for sure. Get after them and good luck!!!
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wife and I are taking the trapping certification classes in ID this winter. Where I plan to start trapping and hoping to do my part in helping elk. A guy outta St Maries this year has already filled his 20 wolf tags trapping.
True story.
I'm surprised I've never heard them howling there.
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This is where hunters need to take care of the problem.
Hunters would be a small and largely ineffective part of the solution. Rigorous trapping needs to be a key component of wolf management.
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I'll be spending 4-5 nights starting Sunday in the back of my truck up the Lochsa. Hope the temps don't get too cold, but the snow on the ground and forecasted snow is promising for some good hunting.
Good luck and be safe!!
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The good news about WA Wolves is when we finally get a chance to hunt and trap we will have a ton of knowledge learned from hunting them in Idaho first. It will give us a better start then what they had in Idaho the first year
:chuckle: :chuckle:
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The good news about WA Wolves is when we finally get a chance to hunt and trap we will have a ton of knowledge learned from hunting them in Idaho first. It will give us a better start then what they had in Idaho the first year
:chuckle: :chuckle:
When do you expect this hunting season to happen, in the year 20Never?
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Get um
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This is where hunters need to take care of the problem.
Hunters would be a small and largely ineffective part of the solution. Rigorous trapping needs to be a key component of wolf management.
over 50 wolves alone outta that area around St maries killed this year. All I know that saved alot of deer, elk and moose
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The good news about WA Wolves is when we finally get a chance to hunt and trap we will have a ton of knowledge learned from hunting them in Idaho first. It will give us a better start then what they had in Idaho the first year
:chuckle: :chuckle:
When do you expect this hunting season to happen, in the year 20Never?
Wolf hunting, 20never. Trapping, a couple years later.
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My buddies uncle trapped 20 wolves this year in Idaho. I'm signed up for a general trapping class in March. Then I'll get wolf certified. Hounds on the way for Idaho cats and bear hunts! :)
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we are signed up for both classes and hopefully be running some traps next fall.
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Pianoman and Bango
Wishful thinking I guess. You guys are probably right. Even when the day comes, it will be lawsuits and such just like Wisconsin and Idaho and it gets pushed out over and over
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Was in 12 last Sunday. Saw +/- 70 elk in the stretch of highway before daylight and 17 miles of ground I covered.
Saw lots more elk sign in the drainage I was set up and calling wolves in. Wolves were in that drainage less than a day before I went up there. Lots of wolf *censored* and tracks on the trails and ridges I walked. Less than 6" of snow on top of the ridges I was on. Hoping to get down there again in a few weeks once it snows so I can cover more ground on skis.