Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/19/21 09:49 PM
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We had nearly 15000 apply last time we had a season so not sure why it would go down. I think a fair amount of folks will apply for point only. I think the vast majority of those that draw will attempt to hunt or trap one. If I get drawn, should I go up by the marten restoration area? I did push to have it opened up. Or would my northern brothers frown on a southerner coming up? Personally it might be a good way to bring this thread to a completion and free up a little bandwidth for the boss.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/19/21 11:51 PM
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Well I broke down and opted for a preference point. I have 3 places I can go If I ever draw and they are In great wolf country.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/19/21 11:53 PM
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Well I broke down and opted for a preference point. I have 3 places I can go If I ever draw and they are In great wolf country. I'm not surprised you decided to
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/20/21 11:05 AM
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Well I broke down and opted for a preference point. I have 3 places I can go If I ever draw and they are In great wolf country. I was hoping you put in for a kill tag Beav. I figured you needed a reason to get out of the house this time of the year and you trying something knew was always a great learning experience for everyone following the thread. Last day to get the application in. Have until 11:59.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/20/21 11:32 AM
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I've killed one wolf In a snare when I trapped In Canada. No different then hanging cable for coyotes.
Don't worry I'll be out catching a few beaver as soon as we have Ice out.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/20/21 08:51 PM
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I've killed one wolf In a snare when I trapped In Canada. No different then hanging cable for coyotes.
If I am dodging elk and deer, any tips? Running out of time for those that are still on the fence and haven't applied.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/21/21 12:23 AM
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If you worry about incidentals you might as well stay home. That's what deer stops and BADs are for. Set heavy and hope for the best. The difference In loop size and height off the ground Is going to create more deer knock downs and temporary catches but as far as I know there Isn't much you can do about It. Other then trying to set actual wolf trails. Or go to using foot holds.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/21/21 12:39 AM
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Wolf CR's do not have BADs Beav.
There was a bunch of elk tracks where I was scouting today.
Hopefully the deer stops are big enough.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/21/21 12:39 AM
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If you worry about incidentals you might as well stay home. That's what deer stops and BADs are for. Set heavy and hope for the best. The difference In loop size and height off the ground Is going to create more deer knock downs and temporary catches but as far as I know there Isn't much you can do about It. Other then trying to set actual wolf trails. Or go to using foot holds.
Beav, there are no BADs on a wolf rig. The BAD is intended to release wolves on the standard coyote restraint. Cables are the most selective set you can use. I believe there’s a lot of improvement that can be had regarding placement restrictions though. Restricting maximum tie off height coupled with a relaxing lock would be way more effective than a BAD.
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Re: Wisconsin Wolves
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02/21/21 12:44 AM
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No BADS thanks for the head up.
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