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Wolf harvest

Posted on 26 October 2009 by Eric

So far this year, Idaho hunters have killed 77 gray wolves, a little more than one third of the states harvest limit.

Wolf Harvest Information

Last Updated: October 26, 2009

Please call 1-877-872-3190 for the most up-to-date information on harvest limits and closures.

Wolf Zone Harvest Limit Number Harvested Limit Remaining Status Season Dates

Panhandle

30 7 23 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Palouse-Hells Canyon

5 2 3 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Lolo

27 5 22 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Dworshak-Elk City

18 10 8 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Selway

17 4 13 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Middle Fork

17 8 9 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Salmon

16 2 14 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

McCall-Weiser

15 13* 2 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Sawtooth

55 17 38 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Southern Mountains

10 5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Upper Snake

5 4 1 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Southern Idaho

5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31
TOTALS 220 77 143
* One killed illegally before season opened.
Wolf zones close when harvest limits are met.

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Wolf hunt

Posted on 12 October 2009 by Eric

Wolf Harvest Information

Last Updated: October 11, 2009

Wolf Zone Harvest Limit Number Harvested Limit Remaining Status Season Dates

Panhandle

30 2 28 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Palouse-Hells Canyon

5 1 4 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Lolo

27 2 25 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Dworshak-Elk City

18 2 16 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Selway

17 2 15 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Middle Fork

17 6 11 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Salmon

16 1 15 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

McCall-Weiser

15 6* 9 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Sawtooth

55 11 44 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Southern Mountains

10 2 8 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Upper Snake

5 2 3 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Southern Idaho

5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31
TOTALS 220 37 183

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Wolf harvest climbs

Posted on 02 October 2009 by Eric

As of Friday afternoon, the reported number of wolves killed by hunters in Idaho had reached 23, just a hair over 10 percent of the state wide quota of 220 .

The number of reported kills has quickened since all of the states wolf hunting areas opened Thursday. Prior to Oct. 1 only four areas were open to hunting.

Through Thursday 19 wolves had been killed by hunters. Four more were reported killed on Friday.

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Wolf Harvest Information

Data Current: October 2, 2009

Wolf Zone Harvest Limit Number Harvested Limit Remaining Status Season Dates

Panhandle

30 1 29 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Palouse-Hells Canyon

5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Lolo

27 2 25 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Dworshak-Elk City

18 2 16 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Selway

17 2 15 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Middle Fork

17 5 12 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Salmon

16 16 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

McCall-Weiser

15 2* 13 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Sawtooth

55 7 48 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Southern Mountains

10 10 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Upper Snake

5 2 3 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Southern Idaho

5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31
220 23 197

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ID. wolf hunts open state wide

Posted on 01 October 2009 by Eric

All of Idaho’s wolf hunting zones are now open and the reported take of wolves is on the rise.

Through Thursday, 19 wolves have been killed by hunters. The Sawtooth zone continues to be the most productive with seven wolves being taken there.

One wolf was taken in the Panhandle zone and another was taken in the Dworshak/Elk City zone Thursday, the same day both areas opened to hunting.

Below is a chart listing where wolves have been taken by hunters and what the harvest limit for each zone is. Click here to see the chart on-line.

Expect wolf harvest to increase starting next Saturday (Oct. 10) when general rifle season for deer and elk open across much of the state.

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Wolf Harvest Information

Data Current: October 1, 2009

Wolf Zone Harvest Limit Number Harvested Limit Remaining Status Season Dates

Panhandle

30 1 29 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Palouse-Hells Canyon

5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Lolo

27 2 25 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Dworshak-Elk City

18 1 17 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Selway

17 2 15 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Middle Fork

17 5 12 Open Sept 15 – Dec 31

Salmon

16 16 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

McCall-Weiser

15 1* 14 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Sawtooth

55 7 48 Open Sept 1 – Mar 31

Southern Mountains

10 10 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Upper Snake

5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31

Southern Idaho

5 5 Open Oct 1 – Dec 31
220 19 201
* Killed illegally before season opened.

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Wolf hunt update

Posted on 28 September 2009 by Eric

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Idaho hunters have killed 13 wolves since hunting the once endangered species became legal four weeks ago. That is a rate of  just less than one wolf every two days.

The Sawtooth Zone has seen the most wolves taken. Hunters have killed five wolves there. The quota for the zone is 55.

Four wolves have been killed in the Middle Fork Zone that has a quota of 17. Two have been taken from  the Lolo Zone, and one each in the Selway and McCall-Weizer zones. The statewide quota is 220 which means 207 wolves could be killed before the season is closed. Wolf hunting ends Dec. 31 in most of the state’s zones but the Sawtooth and Lolo zones remain open through March 31.

As of today (Sept. 28) there are only four zones open to hunting. But all of the state’s zones will be open starting Thursday. There should be far more hunters in the field starting Oct. 10 when general rifle seasons for deer and elk open in much of the state. It’s likely with more hunters afield the wolf take will rise in a few weeks.

Click here to track the wolf hunting season.

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