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The Foundation for Wildlife Management will pay for your gas if you actually manage to kill one & make a difference! Check them out, it is an organization worth supporting whether you hunt/trap wolves or not. This group has made a tremendous difference up here by funding serious trappers who probably couldn't afford to do it on their own. They have now gone statewide and I believe will be funding Montana sportsmen next year. www.f4wm.org

Blammer, if you come to Idaho to hunt wolves, here is the size of the mature transplanted Canadian Gray wolves that live here.

This is a picture of an Idaho male wolf from the Danskin pack that had been ransacking ranchers' calves and was killed by a govt. hunter shooting from a govt. helicopter, several years ago.

The helicopter pilot in the blue jump suit is 6'4" tall.



Good luck on your wolf hunt.

L.W.

Being that there is a lot of traffic from you fellas in Idaho who are allowed to do a bit of wolf hunting.... do you mind sharing your best tactics with us who may end up getting a season soon. I doubt they will allow baiting so what else is a good tactic. Calling works for coyotes here but have yet to have a wolf come in. I try not to target them either and coyotes usually don't hang out in wolf country too much if they want to live. So, not much wolf siting when I'm calling coyotes. Does calling work for wolves if not what's the best way about it? Thanks

I've often thought that if I shot a collared wolf, I'd make a little raft, tie the collar to it, and let it float to the ocean. I wonder how long they'd track it before they figured it out.