Wow.

Gonna need a bigger skinning room there Pilgrim.


Osky

After the tails stripped off, I cut it off and jam er in there. Then a brae fleshy boney tail isn't whipping you in nthe face as you keep working the skin off....lol. This last one was too thick to try that. Sure helps to clean them off in the bush before you bring them in though.

Here is a 136 pound caught a couple years ago by my trapping partner. It was a big one . We catch a ton of them mostly 80 to 100 pounds he is probably a foot off the ceiling and it is a 10 foot ceiling . I am pretty shore we trap fairly close to Morgan because I see his signs when I drive to my line . So I know there is some big ones out there.

Something just not right about trapping a wolf when he is at his dinner table Morgan!.......LOL

Thats a dandy
Worth good bucks if handled right.

By the comments apparently most didn’t even read the article, lol. Seems to be a common theme on this site, look at a pic and give their “expert” opinions.

It's no wonder people grossly over estimate weight on wolves. That's a nice one for certain!!

Nobody's calling the guy out, unless I'm missing some comments. They're all congratulating him on a big wolf. Guys saying they got a 150lb wolf is always skeptical without an actual weight, which he did. Probably knowing that people will doubt him. Like I say, no doubt they're out there, but very few and far between. My biggest at 94.6 and smallest at 55lb. Usually between 60-70 around here. By the time you get it out, it sure feels like 200. Same thing as hauling a 90lb beaver out. It's 68lb by the time it's on the scale in the garage....lol

I called in and shot this guy in MN. 120# on a certified scale. The DNR didn’t believe me. They’d never weighed one that heavy.

How far was the shot was that killed the wolf, NoWiser?

Looks huge

Nowiser, we need the story behind that hunt. Nice set up that you there and congratulations on the monster....Happy New years tooo......jk

About ten feet.

Now there's a big puppy! I know of a fella that probably knows about that one....lol

Awesome

Awesome wont do! How did you pick that spot? How many days in the woods? Come on man we want to know......jk

I drew a tag for MN’s first wolf hunt years ago. At the time my dad and I would canoe a few miles into a designated non-motorized area, set up a tepee we made, and deer hunt for about 10 days. The year I drew a wolf tag I decided they’d be my priority.

The night before I shot him I’d wake up every hour or so and listen to them from my sleeping bag. I knew they were headed towards an area I had a climber stand so I headed there well before light. I was listening to multiple wolves howling as I was waiting for shooting light. I was right in the middle of them. A good place to be. Once it was light enough to see well I hit a fawn-in-distress call mixed with coyote yips. Within a few minutes this guy ran right in and I shot him right at the base of the tree.

MN law required the entire carcass be submitted. I had to carry him on a backpack about a mile, canoe him about a mile, and then carry him another half mile to the truck. All while gagging and heaving from his smell.i had no clue what he weighed but i was hurting bad so i brought him to a certified scale and he was 120 pounds.

Fun memory. I was interviewed on Minnesota Public Radio afterwards and subsequently received a lot of death threats!!

Great Story^^^

It's a big one, a scale Shaker baby

That's huge, I know a coyote control guy in the bighorns caught a female at 115 lbs