Wolf Outfitters

05 December 2006, 05:11

MAU MAU

Wolf Outfitters

I am looking to hunt Wolf in Alberta this February, and am looking for any recommendations for a Quality and reasonably priced outfitter. I thank you in advance for your assistance.

05 December 2006, 05:46

Canuck

Are you set on Alberta?

If not, here's a really good Yukon option...

Lone Wolf Outfitting

Canuck

05 December 2006, 22:38

MAU MAU

Thanks Canuck.....I have heard that the largest population was in Alberta, but would hunt any good location in Canada.
I checked out Lone Wolf Outfitting that you recommended, but at $5900.00 usd, I think I will pass.
Any other suggestions?

08 December 2006, 02:34

sdeshazo

I've been talking with this guy for a while now & it it were'nt for my wife about to give birth I'd be headed his way. When it comes to Wolfs this guy seems to knows his stuff.
Peter Martin
http://www.kapriveroutfitters.ca/

17 December 2006, 05:49

308Sako

I have hunted with Peter Martin and he runs a top notch outfit. Peter really knows his quarry, but I would hunt near the first of the new year as these dogs wise up quickly. My brother in law has killed 8 wolves with Pete and is going to be ther the first week of '07. He's addicted!

20 December 2006, 07:12

Cold Zero

$5,900 for a wolf hunt, ouch.

21 December 2006, 07:48

308Sako

It was a number of years, not too many ago, and the price was a per diem at that time. No way I would pay that type of rate today...

21 December 2006, 09:57

Canuck32

Can someone claify for me if a non-resident needs an outfitter to hunt wolf in AB?
I'm trying to remember but I thought that they just had to buy a licence.
5900 to hunt wolf seems quite high since they aren't a big game animal per say

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22 December 2006, 03:37

Cold Zero

does that wolf come with a goat also?

22 December 2006, 20:19

Canuck

Here is another option for you...

http://www.birdriver.com/

He operates out of Lac Du Bonnet in south-east Manitoba. I have met him quite a few times and consider him to be the real deal. I've been in his lodge three times...it is very impressive and is full of gorgeous black bear, huge whitetails and a bunch of nice wolf pelts.

I am sure he can hook you up. I have no idea what he charges for wolf hunts but his black bear hunts are VERY reasonable, so I would expect his wolf hunts to be as well.

Very convenient location too...just fly to Winnipeg and he picks you up there. His lodge is about an hour and a half away.

Hope this helps,
Canuck

14 January 2007, 23:21

Cold Zero

quote:
Originally posted by sdeshazo:
I've been talking with this guy for a while now I'd be headed his way. When it comes to Wolfs this guy seems to knows his stuff.
Peter Martin
http://www.kapriveroutfitters.ca/

how much does this guy charge?

his web site stinks. how many days? how many wolves are included in his fee?

15 January 2007, 07:12

35404

His ph. and email are on his site. Why not ask him????? Mark

15 January 2007, 18:08

sdeshazo

cold zero,
Give Peter a call, I'll let him fill you in.

Currently I'm waiting to see if I draw New Mexico tags before I book, if I don't get tags I'm headed to see Peter in December.