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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    Quote Originally Posted by boxhitch View Post
    The biggest wolves are also the Alpha males
    Targeting the biggest may be counterproductive
    If I were to enter a contest it would be for hidden weight or size prizes, bwdIk

    Good luck to everyone participating though.
    This is very true. If everyone goes out and targets the alpha male your wolf population will actually go up due to all other males in the pack being able to breed.

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    It'd be interesting to find out how many wolves are taken per man day of hunting

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    Quote Originally Posted by bcbrez View Post
    This is very true. If everyone goes out and targets the alpha male your wolf population will actually go up due to all other males in the pack being able to breed.

    get real!! no one is going to specifically target alpha males. most guys will be lucky to see a wolf let alone overharvest alpha males. Sheesh!!! we are just trying to get a few wolves and have some fun. thanks guys for the positive comments. will keep u up to date on the progress.
    Resident hunter and proud of it!

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    In any of my wolf experiences, there wasn't time to be picking the biggest one.
    They were all encounters while calling moose, and a couple that responded to howling. In either case, I wasn't being choosey as to the biggest.
    Over bait? I guess. Even then I don't see that being an easy chore.
    Picking or choosing the biggest one? Hmmmmm......
    Steve (Proguide) wanna speak on this?
    "I am fascinated by the wild, rough country where sheep are found. I love the long-continued excitement of the stalk. I even enjoy the disappointments and the frustrations, those stalks that go astray when the sheep have moved, and the wind changes". - JOC

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    Quote Originally Posted by bridger View Post
    get real!! no one is going to specifically target alpha males. most guys will be lucky to see a wolf let alone overharvest alpha males. Sheesh!!! we are just trying to get a few wolves and have some fun. thanks guys for the positive comments. will keep u up to date on the progress.
    I didn't mean anything by it, I just agreed on what happens when the alphas get killed. I'm all for going out after wolves and we need more predator hunters out there. In the west kootneys we are getting more and more wolves coming up from the States looking for food. Another example of the Americans introducing a species and further screwing the habbitats of our native animals or fish.

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    i never seen a wolf in wild..so my guestion is ..
    how easy it to see diff.. betw.. big coyote or young
    smaller wolf? specially if you are not close..
    i know both are takers...and i love be able to shoot big bad wolf one day..

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    A bumper sticker from down South of the border where "someone's program" didn't pan out so good. Just research the Yellowstone wolf problem.



    Good thread Bridger.
    Last edited by Johnnybear; 01-10-2011 at 08:41 PM.

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    i never seen wolf in wild.so my question is...
    how easy is to see diff. betw. smaller wolf, and big coyote
    specially if animal is not close..?
    i know both are takers...and i like shoot big bad wolf
    oneday.. just..curiosity..thanks

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    Quote Originally Posted by bcbrez View Post
    Another example of the Americans introducing a species and further screwing the habbitats of our native animals or fish.
    Where do you think they got them from in the first place ?

    The wolves also follow the elk herds.
    The wolves move both south and north as do the elk.
    Originally Posted by averagejoe
    thats pretty cool. i bet you get close to those cats some time when there low in the tree hey. when do they have kittens?? do you ever see baby cougars in the tree or do they hide in her pouch?

    Originally Posted by wideopenthrottle
    ....I guess some peeps think a mother griz is like a crack whore ready to drop her baby at the first church door she sees...funny

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    Re: Peace country wolf hunt

    first wolf turned in late this afternoon. medium sized gray male.
    Resident hunter and proud of it!

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