My wife and I are wanting to do a wolf hunt in 2014. Does anyone have any experience with a good outfitter for wolves in the USA or Canada?
Thanks,
Jared
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My wife and I are wanting to do a wolf hunt in 2014. Does anyone have any experience with a good outfitter for wolves in the USA or Canada?
Thanks,
Jared
I have not used an outfitter, because I don't have to.
I'll PM you a contact from central Alberta.
A friend just used them for a Cougar hunt and was satisfied.
If all else fails please contact any of these guys and come take a few.
Alberta Professional Outfitters Society
Thanks for the reply, I sent them an email
Good luck.
Hey jared, I've got an outfitter in Idaho that I book through that does wolf... As there are BIG wolves in ID.... I've also got a couple alberta outfitters I deal with as well. Just let me know if you'd like more info!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jrshuman
Thanks
Having just gone on an ID wolf hunt, I will say that if you are going to be hunting around Boise and not out further into the sticks, the odds of getting a wolf are pretty low. Our outfitter hadn't scored on a wolf in 5 guided hunts this year. We hunted for quite a few days and only saw them at 1500 yards. While we have a gun set up for 1000 yards, that's way too far to shoot for us. Also, be prepared for horses and snow machines and LOTS of up and down mountains hiking. I am going to go back after a wolf but probably will look for a Canadian wolf. The pressure around Boise (within 2 hours drive) is high, the wolves didn't howl at all (at least for us) and most outfitters in the lower 48 (IMHO) are still really learning how to hunt them.
Alberta sounds good :)