idelkslayer
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We all prize our elk hunting here in Idaho and agree that wolves are having a negative impact in some areas. Like most hunters that I know, I thought that $10 for a tag is cheap enough to put two in my pocket in case I see a wolf during the elk and deer seasons, with the plan to get out specifically for wolves once or twice.
As we head into the mountains to hunt this fall I just wanted to take the time to offer up an idea. I would suggest that as the season progresses, that we share information on wolf sightings and successful wolf hunts with more detail. I understand that many people don't share drainage specifics in regards to wolves because they fear it will give away their elk hunting spots. That's completely understandable. Those who are willing to give more details can aid other hunters in finding and tagging a wolf or two and in the long run that may serve to improve the elk hunting in your area.
Wolf season opens August 30 statewide, lets help each other save our elk.
As we head into the mountains to hunt this fall I just wanted to take the time to offer up an idea. I would suggest that as the season progresses, that we share information on wolf sightings and successful wolf hunts with more detail. I understand that many people don't share drainage specifics in regards to wolves because they fear it will give away their elk hunting spots. That's completely understandable. Those who are willing to give more details can aid other hunters in finding and tagging a wolf or two and in the long run that may serve to improve the elk hunting in your area.
Wolf season opens August 30 statewide, lets help each other save our elk.