I was out wandering around, looking for good places to hunt bears this spring. I walked into a meadow to see what the other side was like, but when I got into the meadow it was scattered with carcasses and wolf scat. The thing that surprised me is how many carcasses(20-30 many still had flesh on the bones) and how much scat there was(>1 pile/yd^2). It reminded me of cleaning up dog poop out of the yard in the spring, but instead of probably only 1/4 acre in size it was more like 6 acres of nothing but wolf scat and carcasses.

I am really hoping that MT has a wolf season this year, I mean, if there is that sort of concentration of carcasses and scat over such a large area, wolves have to be spending a considerable amount of time in the immediate vicinity. Hopefully enough to allow me to shoot one if they allow wolf hunting again.

wow interesting story...where do you live?

Oh ya where do you live that you can shoot wolves legally.

[QUOTE=skiking;3608686] I am really hoping that MT has a wolf season this year. [/QUOTE]

Did you not even read the post sam? HA ha!

Have the wolves had a impact on the elk up their in MT skiking?

We have a few places to hunt wolves up north but we mostly hunt around 400 thousand acres in Texas for other predators. I have a few pictures of some big wolves I have taken on my website. Check them out if you get a chance.