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#3362307 - 10/10/12 09:44 AM wolf gland lure
tonygump Offline
trapper

Registered: 10/01/12
Loc: Iron Range MN
Can't find anything in the archives about this. Anyone know who sells some good wolf gland lure? I been catching a few on other lure like coyote and fox gland but wanted to try to find some wolf gland lure.

thanks in advance

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#3362342 - 10/10/12 10:06 AM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
tonygump Offline
trapper

Registered: 10/01/12
Loc: Iron Range MN
Maybe Im thinking about this too much, I see that MTP only has coyote lures that people use for wolves. Is it true that nobody makes a wolf gland lure. I find that hard to beleive.

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#3362357 - 10/10/12 10:22 AM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
Taximan Offline
trapper

Registered: 01/20/07
Loc: SW Montana
John Hughs,J+M Fur in Roundup,MT has wolf gland lure plus two other wolf lures,all Bill Nelson formulas.Sorry,I don't have the number.I suspect he probably has adds in the magazines.

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#3362402 - 10/10/12 11:04 AM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
Taximan Offline
trapper

Registered: 01/20/07
Loc: SW Montana
This should be the number:406-429-7591

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#3362410 - 10/10/12 11:08 AM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: Taximan]
MikeTraps2 Offline
trapper

Registered: 12/23/06
Loc: Ames, IA
Hawbakers has a Wolf & Coyote Gland Lure if I recall
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#3362415 - 10/10/12 11:13 AM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
wissmiss Offline


Registered: 01/06/07
Loc: north Idaho
Call of the Wild lures has a wolf lure. They are available through pnwmtnmn on this forum.
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#3362508 - 10/10/12 12:31 PM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
silkyplainscoyot Offline
trapper

Registered: 04/11/12
Loc: Nebraska
I'm sure this guys sales a wolf gland lure. Check his lures out. http://www.forsythlure.com/index.html

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#3362525 - 10/10/12 12:45 PM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
tonygump Offline
trapper

Registered: 10/01/12
Loc: Iron Range MN
Hey thanks guys for all your help.

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#3362576 - 10/10/12 01:34 PM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
Pete in Frbks Offline
trapper

Registered: 12/28/06
Loc: Fairbanks, Alaska
I've caught a few wolves. I have never had any luck with lures on anything but a few pups. Trying to get a wolf to go somewhere he wasn't going to go himself anyway can be an exercise in futility. It might work on your wolves there, at least until after a couple seasons and they start to learn that trappers are after them!

A better idea would be to become a student of wolf behavior and learn how to "put the trap where the wolf is going to step."

Pete

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#3362721 - 10/10/12 03:47 PM Re: wolf gland lure [Re: tonygump]
tonygump Offline
trapper

Registered: 10/01/12
Loc: Iron Range MN
Pete, your talking about blind setting them Im guessing. I am a forester and I plow alot of rds into areas not accessible most times of the year. When I do this I always see wolves marking this "new" rd. That is gonna be one of my main sets. Basically a urine post.

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