Wolf Hunting

[4pointer]

Can anyone give me tips on wolf hunting, locations in Region 3

[oldtimer]

Posted on here before but here it is again.
Take your house cat and tie him to a stake with some slack and then freeze the stake in the middle of a frozen lake. Wait a while until his howling brings in the pack. You have to be fast otherwise you can't re-use the cat. Mike

[MB_Boy]

Posted on here before but here it is again.
Take your house cat and tie him to a stake with some slack and then freeze the stake in the middle of a frozen lake. Wait a while until his howling brings in the pack. You have to be fast otherwise you can't re-use the cat. Mike

LMAO!! Thanks for the laugh and a half!!

[i6s1]

Maybe best to use someone else's cat then. Maybe you could get a few from the SPCA?

[todbartell]

try driving alot to find fresh tracks

howl and see if you get a response

if you can get within a half km of the pack try fawn in distress calls

shoot straight

[buckslayer]

i think i like the first idea better

[boonerbuck]

Try to find areas where the moose like to winter away from town. Look for fresh tracks and like Fireb, said call. They come in good to hare/rabbit distress calls as well.

[trophyslayer]

Posted on here before but here it is again.
Take your house cat and tie him to a stake with some slack and then freeze the stake in the middle of a frozen lake. Wait a while until his howling brings in the pack. You have to be fast otherwise you can't re-use the cat. Mike

Ya u better be a good shot cause i dont think the wife would be 2 happy with that

[shoot to kill]

Chase them on to a frozen lake with a sled and run em over with the sled and pin one and then shoot it. That's what an oldtimer told me he used to do in Northern BC.

[PGKris]

Here's my piece: Practice shooting fast. They are GHOSTS! Find fresh tracks and go from there. They cover a lot of ground sometimes. If you run out of tracks, you better find another spot.
KRIS