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#1
11-21-2017, 09:28 AM
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Wolf Hunt
I am headed to Northern Ontario on Jan 5, 2018 for a Wolf Hunt/Ice fishing trip. I have hunted the area before on a Archery Fall Bear hunt in 2015 with the same hunting buddy. I have visited in length with the outfitter about the hunt and have a pretty good idea of what takes place.
I am interested to hear from anyone who has experience with Wolf hunting or who has hunted in Northern Ontario that time of year. Not looking for preferences on guns, calibers, or scopes. But any pointers, precautions, or tips would be appreciated. Thanks. 
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#3
01-02-2018, 03:38 PM
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Pack longhorns
 
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#5
01-07-2018, 05:42 AM
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In for the results of this hunt. This is one hunt that I will be going on in the near future.
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01-14-2018, 08:55 AM
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The trip is over and the results are in. The results are.......it was the funnest, most mentally challenging, rewarding, scenic, beautiful, breathtaking, hunt I have been on. It was a scheduled 7day hunt. We had planned to to spend the day ice fishing on Wednesday no matter what our results of the hunt were. My buddy shot his wolf on Tuesday, I had not. I told my guide on Wednesday while we were fishing, that I had three words for him. They were " I'm coming back!" (No matter what the results were) I filled my tag at 8:42 am on Thursday. Oddly enough, that was the EXACT same time I filled my Bear tag. The Bear tho, was in the p.m.
We went through Five Lakes Lodge on Gullrock near Red Lake Ontario. We had also used them on a Archery Bear hunt in August of 2015. I filled my tag on the first day. My buddy was at full.draw twice but chose to hold off. The camp owner was our guide on both hunts. Good luck finding a guide more knowledgeable of the area and that works as hard as he does. Or one that has better facilities and equipment. His success rates are high and after you go there, you will see why. Feel free to PM with any questions as I will be more than happy to answer questions and re-live the hunt again. Hahaha. The cold isn't as bad as you might think and WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TIME OF YEAR TO BE IN NORTHERN ONTARIO.
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#7
09-22-2019, 12:00 PM
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I'm a man of my word!
I will be there the last week in January, 2020. Wolf Hunting for me and ice fishing for 2 buddies from our Spring fishing trip. Fully expecting the same results as the outfitter is second to none. At the risk of sounding to greedy, this time I'm hoping for a black male with silver tips! Time is close, I'm getting excited!
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#8
10-17-2019, 04:36 AM
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Good luck on the hunt, no advice to offer here but am wondering what is the caliber of choice?
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#9
10-22-2019, 08:07 PM
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Clairbear,
In 2015 when I went, I used a 30.06 150 grain Federal Fusion. It's nice and flat and my Savage 110 seemed to like them the best. My buddy that went with me used a 7mm. My guide prefers anything over a .270. What I like about the .06 is you can choose from a 95 grain to a 220 grain, depending what you are hunting. But, to each his own. In 2 years when I go moose hunting, I will experiment with the 220 gr and see how it shoots. However, I am fully confident in the 150 for moose. You obviously don't need the knock down power of the bigger calibers on Wolf. Just something fast, flat, and accurate
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#10
10-22-2019, 11:24 PM
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You’re way more of an expert on it than me John, plus your guide likes .270 on up, but I would think the wolf would be the perfect candidate for the .25-06. Glad you are able to get in on these hunts. Very jealous. Ha Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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