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[sneaky]

I'd not be concerned with shooting them with any large caliber. That long hair soaks up a lot of blood so unless you anchor them quick you may be surprised on how little of a blood trail they leave. In a trap it's easy, a 22lr puts them down quick. One coming in to a call all amped up on adrenaline? Any caliber you are comfortable shooting. Bullet selection, and angle of shot will determine what exit wounds may look like. I'd worry about killing it quick, then be thinking about exit holes. You may only get one chance when they open your hunt back up... take enough gun.

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[Old and gray]

Broken jaw at one point in his life.

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[NickKreutz]

Sometimes when calling I get a frontal shot. On these I’ve never had a bullet exit. On broadside shots with well constructed bullets very minimal damage, it’s the last thing I’d worry about.

Great work Old and Grey, I shot my first wolf this year, im next door to you in Saskatchewan. What calling sequence do you typically use for wolves?

 

[Old and gray]

Got this one with a 270 wsm.

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[Old and gray]

More wolf howling success

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[Old and gray]

Great work Old and Grey, I shot my first wolf this year, im next door to you in Saskatchewan. What calling sequence do you typically use for wolves?

Listen for a pack howling, try to work in close and let loose a couple of howls.

 

[Old and gray]

This one came in like he was on a string, at 350 yds broadside as the sun was coming up was a pretty picture. Easy shot for the Fierce 7mm rem mag.

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[sneaky]

Broken jaw at one point in his life.

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Looks like he got kicked right in the teeth lol

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[txyz]

The size of those is impressive. Very cool

 

[Old and gray]

This one took a lot of calling eventually came in at a run.

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[weekender7]

When you say it took a lot of calling, is that prey sounds or wolf sounds?

 

[NickKreutz]

Listen for a pack howling, try to work in close and let loose a couple of howls.

Are you using hand calls or electronic calls? You have a great collection of photos here!

 

[Old and gray]

Got this one after it killed a trophy buck I was after.

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[Old and gray]

When you say it took a lot of calling, is that prey sounds or wolf sounds?

I had a large pack howling across a river and we predator called and howled back and forth for a couple of days, they must have had a kill in there.
The next day after a calling session I heard two yips and then I knew it was go time. Soon I could see the black coming through the wllows. Time to saddle the horse and start skinning.

 

[Old and gray]

This one and his pal had a bunch of fresh weaned calves rounded up in a corner of a pasture. As soon as the calves see me they run towards me. At 20 yards I could hardly miss. Smoked him with a 300 wsm. Got his friend the next morning

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[weekender7]

Price of beef around your place is expensive..... You are a wolf killing machine!

 

[Old and gray]

Got this guy crossing an open field midday
Good thing I had my 7mm with me.

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[Old and gray]

A nice double on a cold winter day. Both taken with a 220 swift.

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[Old and gray]

320 yard shot with a 270 win

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[Fry]

Whats with the photobucket watermarks?