With such a sort season (Feb. 22-28) I wish anyone lucky enough to draw a tag a safe and successful hunt. Seems like trapping will be limited so looks like hunters will have a better chance before the quota is reached.

I am in AZ for the winter other wise I most likely would get a wolf permit. Brought a another point instead.



I have 3 preference points (now 4) before I came down to AZ on my morning 4 to 5 mile walk.

I saw fresh wolf tracks daily using a couple of trails it would be very easy to make a trail set. Now with another foot or better of snow even easier.

Or my hound buddy would be very willing to put the pack on one I have don't believe getting a wolf would be hard.

thecanadian if you would want to travel to Hayward a couple of days I could put you onto a good wolf set.

That is a very generous offer. Just my luck I bet I wont even draw, I will keep you posted though.

They are a pest I would love to see the pack of 3 I have around my place taken down by one.

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Originally posted by p dog shooter:
They are a pest I would love to see the pack of 3 I have around my place taken down by one.

Around here, you see, you shoot.

Grizz

Just another point for me, just don’t have the time to go set traps for all of one week... maybe next time.

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Just another point for me, just don’t have the time to go set traps for all of one week... maybe next time.

The last 3 season all closed within 3 days as the quota was filled.

We have more wolves great winter trapping and hound running conditions.

I highly doubt that it will be open for a full week.

The hunt is on the Wis. appeals court denies the Wis. DNR request to stop it.

Looks like just a preference point for me

The ntribes who claimed they do not want a wolf hunt have claimed 50 percent of the tags.

leaving only 119 tags for the rest of Wis.

Divided amongst 6 zones only 31 wolves can be killed by non tribal members in the zone where I live. What a joke.

The quoted in the southern zone is more than the northern zone.

They have very few wolves down there.

What a joke.

Our DNR along with many others have become over run with anti's.

Wolf kill reaches 69% of the statewide quota in less than two days, prompting the DNR to close the season Wednesday



https://www.jsonline.com/story...g-season/4554935001/

They been bouncing back and forth.

Some zones might stay open till Friday.

Wisconsin's hastily arranged wolf hunting and trapping season ended with many more killed than quota



https://www.jsonline.com/story...uota-119/4573957001/

What a miss leading head line the quota was 200 wolves.

Non tribal members killed 182.

Sorry if the tribes didn't kill any to bad so sad.

My sources tell me a large percentage were killed with the use of hounds.

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My sources tell me a large percentage were killed with the use of hounds.

That would be outstanding sport!

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Originally posted by Aspen Hill Adventures:

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My sources tell me a large percentage were killed with the use of hounds.

That would be outstanding sport!

I would guess it could be hard on hounds.

Grizz

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I would guess it could be hard on hounds

Nope most the packs used are also run bear a lone wolf is no trouble for them.

Over the years I been in on a couple of wolf chases.

All I can say is they cover a lot more ground then a coyote.

Where wolves kill hounds is when they are packed up raising their pups.

Then the packs make short work of the hounds.

Wisconsin Shuts Down Hunt After 216 Wolves Are Killed In 3 Days



https://www.huffpost.com/entry...8372c5b601179ebd8716

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Originally posted by Kathi:
Wisconsin Shuts Down Hunt After 216 Wolves Are Killed In 3 Days



https://www.huffpost.com/entry...8372c5b601179ebd8716

That's a good start---