Wolf bait

[weekender]

Reading the some regs, it says that a legal bait is:


"Bait that does not contain animal parts, animal by-products other than
liquid scents"

It goes on to say that you are limited to 10 gallons and also goes into detail about the limits of how it must be placed. School me here. The only baits I have ever know wolves to come to were bear baits that were mostly meat. What bait would attract wolves and be legal?

 

[Burnsome...]

GREAT question WE, as this is a topic of interest for me as well for my annual hunting trip out west. I'm sure of the resident wolf hunting experts can chime in and educate us...

 

[Bear]

What state or states are you talking about?

 

[weekender]

WI

 

[tripod3]

No doubt meat or game scraps are good where legal.
Apparently wolves love eating beaver, so maybe beaver oil or castor paste would be a good start.
Google-best wolf bait, you may learn something interesting.

 

[wolftrapper]

How about stomach contents from deer, or other prey animals?

 

[weekender]

Stomache contents from deer might pass as legal but predator contents would not as that would be meat or by-products from animals.

 

[DoubleUp]

Liberals should work fine since they are all vegans.

 

[baitpile]

Well there you go DU...you are onto something!

 

[spotstalkshoot]

Walk in bait, out west that's an old horse. Great for bears,coyote or wolf.

 

[flowj]

They may be Vegans but if they taste like what they're full of, nothing will eat them.