Idaho For Wildlife is paying $500,$750,or $1000 bounty for each harvested wolf depending on what Unit it was harvested. Tags have been increased to 5. Could pay for your trip to Idaho and hunt wolves.

Pap

Actually, the Idaho legislature increased the annual number to 15 wolves per hunter or trapper.

Pap

https://www.rivertons.com/blogs/rivertons-reviews-stories/how-to-hunt-wolves-idaho


Pap

Pappy,
According to fish & game in my state,there are no wolves.

So,I guess it was someone's large German Sheppard that was tracking me while I was hunting in the state forest?

Also no cougars in the state either,the one that got hit by a car a couple of years ago was just visiting from South Dakota!!!!

Wayne

There is a wolf conservatory at a location not too far from me.

They are offering sleep overs with the wolves and in the near future I am contemplating on trying that out.

Might be interesting. I don't know if for me....or the wolves.

Wayne

Top dog, that would be interesting to say the least! Awesome predator for sure.
Walker

Shoot,
I just hope that I don't give any of the wolves rabies!!!!

"Experts" say there aren't any wolves in New England,so I guess I did not see one while hunting at a near by state forest or one up by the cabin in northern Maine??

They also said that about cougars until one was hit by a car. They did a DNA test on it and said that it was from South Dakota. Visiting for the week end no doubt!!!

Wayne

No doubt! Those wolves are amazing predators for sure and the weekend visitors are too.
Walker

Shoot,
I have not heard back from the wolf conservatory about the sleep over.

Maybe they think I might give the wolves rabies or something???

Wayne