Not sure how he tripped that thing, maybe trying to drag a bird out that was in there.

I agree he was on his way out when he got snapped. Those little buggers foul my sets frequently, or I see them trying to fend me off of the bait on checks.

I called in this black wolf tonight with a rabbit call! I almost left without glassing behind my right side, but felt the wind pickup and blow that way, so figured if anything was coming, it'd be from across the river where the wind was blowing. I had been facing into a small river off the Yukon calling, but nothing. So, for giggles, I stood up as I was leaving and glassed the opposite Yukon river bank 1/2 to 3 miles away, down wind, and bam...there he was less than a mile headed straight at me, but I was worried about the wind, so, let him commit off the trail as he headed towards me and I drove down a lowside of the river to sneak up on him and got him! My first wolf! I think the old ski doo etech really helped out being so quiet!

Not a huge one, but, my buddy is 6'3", so...

Nice wolf.

Nice one, congrats on your first.

Good job Scotty:)

Way to go Scotty!

Nice one Scotty

NO !!! Please do not turn wild mink fur out. There is an Alaskan section which were traditionally a fur out mink but the industry prefers all wild mink be handled fur in.

Ron I was wondering can you tell me why the industry wants ranch mink fur out and wild mink fur in? I noticed the ranch mink dont have pleated tails and windows cut and all that jazz like they want with wild mink.

12 degrees here this morning, and calling for 5 inches of snow. We had 40 plus temps last week. Huh.

nice wolf scotty, ill be checking out ruby this summer working on the school.

awesome...

Small or big, still a feat to kill a wolf you have one more than me.

Got this big female last check, along with a young one, luck in 2013 so far last two checks got 5.

Well here's the other one tree climber first one I ever see to do that. Got a double there the other day.

I wish I had some of those to trap here. Very cool...

I forget who was looking for them, but there are some V-14's for sale on the shed.

Started reading this book today.

"As the Gurdy Turns: A Salmon Troller's view of SE Alaska"

by Ron Rau.

I was raised gill netting and longlining in SW AK, but man this book makes me want to try trolling through the islands in SE!

The Cheechakos - This Raw Land - both by Wayne Short.

Pacific Troller - Salmon on my mind - both by Francis Caldwell.