2 Wolves in 2 Days - Ontario 2022 

Why?

@@michaelgibbs3011 just wondering what caliber you were shooting.

Just wondering what caliber? I use 204 for coyote hunting. Wondering if I can get away with that for wolves as well.

Watching videos for years I have never seen people pursue Wolves.Thanx for expanding my horizons. ✌️

I think you being proud is the last thing a wolf hunter is worried about

ofc bruh. Wolves are predators and they eat our food, so they need to be killed to keep a stability less wolves = less angry mouths = more animals alive = more food for us

Hunting is always legal, that’s poaching which is illegal !

@@politicallyincorrectandpro5856 thank you..I just find it hard to gather the concept of killing for prideful reasons... as a sport... being ecstatic even overwhelmed with joy killing these animals... therapeutic and subsistence hunting hunting I understand but this I don't

every time!

Yep

They are simply disgusting

Don't be a moron wolves are not good for the environment.

The population is overgrown, needs to be controlled

Nicolas... keep the hide, and feed the ravens, they need to eat too

The animal won’t forgive you for killing it no matter what you do with its corpse. Would you forgive someone for killing your kids if they ate them? “Well I used their bodies”. It’s idiotic and based solely on extremely immature human emotions. You kill things that need to be killed and don’t kill things that don’t. Moose populations in Ontario are extremely low. There is no excuse for killing a moose in this province right now no matter what you do with it. Wolf populations on the other hand are completely out of control. There are 14,000 wolves up against 100,000 moose. Wolves on isle Royale are killing 8.9 moose each on average. That means we have enough wolves in this province to completely eradicate every moose in just a year, and that’s what’s happening. The only wolf that’s wasted is the one still breathing. You shouldn’t have to do anything with the carcass. The value in it is that it’s dead.

Dear Try This First, maybe I wasn’t clear enough, let make it simpler for you to understand. I would not hesitate to shoot a wolf If I encounter one during season. I already have some ideas of what to do with the meat and know couple farmers. Like I stated before I was looking for other ideas from people more experienced than I am. I totally agree with you that moose populations are in decline and that lowering the number of wolves would be beneficial for a healthier game population. Were we differ is that my desire to make use of the animals I harvest is something I do for my own conscience, certainly not for the wolf’s feelings and I don’t judge you if it’s not your thing, please be open minded the outcome is the same, we both want to see wolf population decline. In the grand scheme of things, we can argue if human intelligence and our ability to use tools like firearms, scopes and traps is only the fruit of evolution and makes it fair play for us to completely eradicate a specie we consider pest or perhaps overhunt a desirable one out of pure greed. Can I remind you of the near miss that is the American bison or of the definitive extinction of many more due to various human activity? Loss of habitat is a big cause of animal decline that many anti-hunter groups don’t even acknowledge they’re part of. This lost of habitat makes for weaker prey thus easy meals for predators like wolfs, better management of predator population via hunting is certainly a part of the solution. On a final note, do you even know that wolves that we selectively bred to become dogs were a good help for civilisation expansion? From guarding from predators, to retriever dogs used in hunting to herding livestock, humans and wolves have a very profound common history. I don’t want a future where I must explain to my kids and grandkids why human slayed every wolf under the sun, I prefer one where I teach them how the food chain works and why we need to keep certain animals in check even if we’re not to eat them but always be respectful and try to make the best use of the carcass. To go back to evolution and human intelligence, I think that with great power comes great responsibility. @@Trythis837

@@nicolasgarneau4200 humans in the past managed wolves through denning. By going in and killing pups they could limit the wolf population while still maintaining pack structure and territory. The first dogs were wolf pups removed from dens for population control. As the Russians demonstrated, it doesn’t take many generations to completely change the look of an animal when you select for temperament. I think that as humans who hunt at this point in history we should only kill animals if it benefits the ecosystem. In Ontario the only thing that you really can justify killing besides geese are fur bearing predators. To me I have a hard time killing an animal for meat.

Ok snowflake

Are u dumb or what, he won’t eat the wolves. They’re predators and they eat our food, so they need to be killed to keep a stability less wolves = less angry mouths = more animals alive = more food for us

I believe they would have just shot a bunch more wolves... balls deep in snow shootin' them...

@@zekethefishgeek8690 i respect ur opinion friend but fact is hunters do get f.. up by those predators good hunters to.

@@boskoromanic7425 What do you expect when you're in their house. You'd do the same if your home was invaded. Any hunter, good or not should know the risk of being attacked when they go into the woods. So don't blame the animals because you don't respect their space.

@@maryhornbeck9851 no blame here towards no1just a observation friend

What a hero...do they hand out medals for this?

@@mariocesare7669 usually after 50 wolves.

The movie Predator comes to mind - an alien with advanced weaponry & technology hunting humans for fun.

We already have advanced civilizations hunting us… have u not seen how many people are killed everyday…

Moose population 100,000 Average moose killed per wolf on isle Royale 8.9 8.9 moose killed per wolf times 15,000 wolves equals 133,500 dead moose annually, clearly not sustainable. Human harvest of moose 2022 3000 I dunno if another civilization would feel that way but I know for damn sure the moose hate the wolves more than they hate people. As you so kindly pointed out the moose

negative ghostrider... READ UP ON WOLVES...

Humans are the ultimate predators

You owe, your boy Trump got the vaccine and the booster ,right?

@@timeformegaman say what? I'm in Canada. I think you mean Trudope

Boo hoo go cry somewhere else if you don’t like the content, maybe get whoever supervises you to change the settings for what you are allowed to watch

@@scooot86 Get a life!

You animal rights activists have some very idiotic ideals

The reason for having predator management is that the population doesn't over run itself. Starvation ,depredation and disease are what kills an unmanaged species. Trappers and hunters harvesting wolves allow the population to be healthier.

@@IronRanger271I know there will be 100s of 1000s of people if they knew you were employing this method will say clearly this method badly injures the animal traumatizing it for hours sometimes days before it finally meets its untimely execution. They will be disgusted with it because of this alone what would be your response to their feelings? -you might say "well they don't know a dam how things work out here! and to stick to your cotton-pickin desk if you gotta problem with it.. " ? Do the current laws state you must kill the beast as quickly & humanely as possible? Also just as clear is the government will never change laws to accommodate the animals so the generational mindset of hunters practicing in remote regions like yours will continue even if laws were changed and I'm definitely no hippy but I love my own animals as much but I am also a hunter but not for sport and I appreciate there is a practical reason for culling but this animal didn't look diseased or starved so it does not appear you're successfully targeting a specific breeds if those reasons you stated are true. -Any animal can get caught in this trap can't it? everyone knows nature hangs on a balance of survival especially where mankind happens to lay his bed which is why Almighty God gave man the responsibility to be considerate of the beasts of the field while man has dominion over the earth until man meets his timely end on the last day when Almighty God sends His Son, not for peace but for war, to revisit the earth in person for the last time with His angels at His side to judge every causal word and action of every man in order to fulfill the ancient prophecy as it is written eons ago (JUDE 1.14) -Are you ready for such a catastrophic event? -Are you ready to meet The Son of The Living God whom sees ALL things

They do it because they like it.what disgusting human biengs.im ashamed to be the same species as them.

Predators are self regulating....Go back to school and learn about Wolf ecology. There's no need for you to reduce their numbers.

yes... one day. Until then I'm going to eat teriyaki wolf Jerry and watch the comments hate on everybody else.

Awesome hunt

No it wasn’t

wolf jerky is awesome.

well said!!! just an excuse to hunt and kill

Not hardly. 30 miles deep on foot in Idaho. Last year counted 35 muley shooters in 13 days. This year,,, 2. Wolves move to the meat. They kill till it's gone and move. Nasty bastards.

Blsht! Wolves eat the equivalent of 35 caribou/yr, or 20 moose/yr. ADFG game count in the Brookes Range found 200 caribou that had been slaughtered by a pack of wolves. They disembowled most of them and the caribou ran stepping in their own guts until they just dropped. The only part of those caribou that was ea tree en were the noses...nothing else. Wolves decimate an ungulate population until there's not enough to support the wolves and then move to another area and start the process over again.

@@davidphillips4584 Neither Caribou nor Moose populations were at risk of extinction due to wolves before or since humans became involved, they adjusted naturally. Wolf populations also adjust based on the availability of game, they have less pups and more pack deaths due to the stress of hunger-again, numbers adjust naturally. I support intelligent hunting and when the game is consumed, it's a net plus for this country. But killing animal predators that are no threat to human beings upsets the balance of nature, it's pointless and destructive. One exception I allow for is when an individual wolf or sub-pack becomes a threat to domestic animals, then they have to be culled.

That's because you are a bad hunter. Killing makes you feel so big and powerful. How good you must feel when you kill. You kill just for fun and because you can. What a "MAN."

@@maryhornbeck9851you literally commented on anyone response and said how badly you feel towards it… it’s funny see I clicked on this video knowing what I was going to see as did you im sure. It’s simple I like hunting I watch you don’t like hunting you don’t watch… see we can be nice to eachother even tho we share a difference of opinions..

​@@maryhornbeck9851grow up and shut up 😂

Exactly....WHY?

too many and they start to eat then selves out of food... then they will starve.

@@zekethefishgeek8690 This is absolutely not true. Wolf populations fluctuate and stabilize according to the availability of prey, which in turn determines the number of couples that mate and rear cubs. Wolf hunters use the rhetoric that they are "helping" the natural order of things. By keeping their numbers low, they somehow think that a deer or moose tag will be easier to realize. Total BS. Wolves have only starved in Europe during the 18th century, when success of heavy Winters reduced deer and other wildlife populations. All wolves are equally opportunistic and can scavenge... They don't eat just deer/moose in Ontario. This is just an excuse to skin out a wolf and retain a pelt. And Zeke should study some wildlife biology ... As in opening a real book instead of parroting a favored talking point.

I hunt them as I identify as a hunter

@@recentlyretired when they hunt you....

so then it is clean now.

Lol