wolf hunting- did I do something wrong?
10-12-2005 | 07:33 AM
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Spike
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From: Manitoba, Canada eh
RE: wolf hunting- did I do something wrong?
Hey Jono. I too live in Manitoba and have had wolves chase deer by my stand. I haven't shot at one - I'm saving my deer tag for a deer. But the wolves are big at least in the eastern part of the province.
And just to put it to rest - it is legal to shoot a wolf if you have an unused deer license in Manitoba.
Sorry to hear you lost him - they make a beautiful trophy.
And just to put it to rest - it is legal to shoot a wolf if you have an unused deer license in Manitoba.
Sorry to hear you lost him - they make a beautiful trophy.
10-12-2005 | 08:05 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: wolf hunting- did I do something wrong?
I hunted for a few more hours and then get down to retrieve my arrow. I wassurprised to find it wascovered in blood and one muzzy blade was bent really badly. That animal did not act as if it was hit at all! I trailed the wolf for the rest of the day. I tracked the blood trail for over 700 yards. I found three bloody beds(but I don't think I was bumping it).
10-12-2005 | 08:56 AM
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RE: wolf hunting- did I do something wrong?
I don't know anything about wolves, but I can tell you if anyone found out you DIDN'T try to shoot a coyote in the area that I hunt in SD, they'd probably kick you out of the county.
10-12-2005 | 10:53 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: wolf hunting- did I do something wrong?
my cousin shot a coyote 2 yrs ago and we tracked it all afternoon and into the night, we went back out in the morning and found it laying right by and old pond...
we never thought we would find it the next day...he hit it a little far back behind the front shoulders, but it was enough to kill it....
we never thought we would find it the next day...he hit it a little far back behind the front shoulders, but it was enough to kill it....
10-12-2005 | 11:36 AM
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RE: wolf hunting- did I do something wrong?
Thanks for your responses guys.
My best guess is that I made a flesh wound somewhere in the front part of the chest cavity or neck.Based on the blood/smell of the arrow I don't think I hit the paunch.
For clarification Jennings CMX: You need abig game license to hunt a wolf, but you do not need to tag it.
I really would have liked a wolf skin. I have wolf fur around my winter jacket and it is very warm.
But let me tell you it sure is a rush tracking a wounded wolf by yourself in deep dark woods with only your bow and a sharp knife!
My best guess is that I made a flesh wound somewhere in the front part of the chest cavity or neck.Based on the blood/smell of the arrow I don't think I hit the paunch.
For clarification Jennings CMX: You need abig game license to hunt a wolf, but you do not need to tag it.
I really would have liked a wolf skin. I have wolf fur around my winter jacket and it is very warm.
But let me tell you it sure is a rush tracking a wounded wolf by yourself in deep dark woods with only your bow and a sharp knife!
10-12-2005 | 11:47 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: wolf hunting- did I do something wrong?
But let me tell you it sure is a rush tracking a wounded wolf by yourself in deep dark woods with only your bow and a sharp knife!
THat was the 1st thing that came in my head. I bet every sense was on full alert following a wounded wolf trail like that. I might have had to gone for backup from MR Ruger.
I think Jearred was making a joke... Least thats the way I took it..LOL