North America

When the fall and early winter hunting season are wrapping up and closing down, wolf hunting in Alberta is just getting started. The months of January and February are prime times to be in the woods hunting for the elusive predators that don't stop hunting because the calendar says the season is over. Wolves continue to hunt the deer, moose and elk long after human predators have put away the rifles for the season.

Like many bear hunts, this wolf hunt is over bait. And with the outside temperatures sometimes being brutally cold this time of year, heated blinds are used so that hunters can remain comfortably on stand for the time need to be successful.

Hunters stay at the outfitters home where home cooked meals and comfortable beds await at the end of each day. Depending on the temperature and the amount of snow, transportation to the blinds are via pickup truck or ATV's. These blinds are setup throughout the area providing a large selection of sites and the ability to move to the areas with the highest concentration of wolf activity. There is no limit to the number of wolves that can be taken.