Most don’t like wolf season

[kenhuntin]

I'm from Iowa and plan on applying for a tag next year. Since I'm an out of stater I probably get classified in the group of just wanting to do it to say I shot one, truth is I'm an avid predator hunter, I've hunted coyote, fox, and bobcat for 8 years and would love the opportunity to go after something bigger and bolder.  If I am lucky enough to get a tag it would be great to get advice on best places to hunt them or techniques.  I would not want to sit over bait and hunt them, I want to call one in, if that isn't effective I would try spot & stalk.  If I could tag out on one I would get it turned into a rug with the full head and skull intact, I don't imagine the meat being any good for eating.

If you wish to spot and stalk I hope you are trained as a sniper. There is virtually no chance of taking one on foot in wolf country. Them buggers disappear with any hint of humans. Better than taliban

[corny13]

Ioweigen  if you get lucky to get a tag, Id try to find another 4-5 tag owners and try hunting them with a drive.  Thats the most successful way to hunt wolves in Russia and in Canada.  Here is a link to a Peter Martin's Wolf guide service in Ontario that has a high success rate.  [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrP6aS1iQYI[/youtube]