Posted: 7/17/2013 6:51:42 PM EDT
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Anybody out there?
Marquette resident here |
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Have a hunting camp in Big Bay, been going there forever, and my son lives in Marquette. Big Bay is awesome. I was planning on getting lost in the woods, north of the eagle mine, and hunting wolves this year before they set up those three hunting zones in the western UP. |
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Are you going to be a freshman? NMU is awesome. I graduated in 2006 after I took a senior year victory lap (in other words 5 year grad). Quoted:
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Moving up to Marquette at the end of August for college. Get ahold of me sometime and I'll buy you a steak!  Are you going to be a freshman? NMU is awesome. I graduated in 2006 after I took a senior year victory lap (in other words 5 year grad). Yup! Brand new. I cannot wait! |
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Moving up to Marquette at the end of August for college. Get ahold of me sometime and I'll buy you a steak! Are you going to be a freshman? NMU is awesome. I graduated in 2006 after I took a senior year victory lap (in other words 5 year grad). Yup! Brand new. I cannot wait! Dude you will have the time of your life. NMU is awesome. If you are into sprots I highly recommend joining a sports club. I played Rugby every year, probably why it took me 5 years, and those are the best memories of college I have. |
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Any of you guys going to try for a wolf tag? Most definitely!!! I'm not that optimistic about actually getting one though. I read that there are only going to be 43 tags, total and that there are only three zones you can hunt them. I don't know why they are doing it this way. They should sell a bunch and just have a quota for harvest where you call the DNR to ensure the quota hasn't been meet. I also expect the humane society to buy a lot of tags decreasing the chances of anyone who might actually hunt getting one. |
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Most definitely!!! I'm not that optimistic about actually getting one though. I read that there are only going to be 43 tags, total and that there are only three zones you can hunt them. I don't know why they are doing it this way. They should sell a bunch and just have a quota for harvest where you call the DNR to ensure the quota hasn't been meet. I also expect the humane society to buy a lot of tags decreasing the chances of anyone who might actually hunt getting one. Quoted:
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Any of you guys going to try for a wolf tag? Most definitely!!! I'm not that optimistic about actually getting one though. I read that there are only going to be 43 tags, total and that there are only three zones you can hunt them. I don't know why they are doing it this way. They should sell a bunch and just have a quota for harvest where you call the DNR to ensure the quota hasn't been meet. I also expect the humane society to buy a lot of tags decreasing the chances of anyone who might actually hunt getting one. Last I read they are doing what you said, selling 1200 tags and setting a quota at 43. See here |
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Last I read they are doing what you said, selling 1200 tags and setting a quota at 43. See here Quoted:
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Any of you guys going to try for a wolf tag? Most definitely!!! I'm not that optimistic about actually getting one though. I read that there are only going to be 43 tags, total and that there are only three zones you can hunt them. I don't know why they are doing it this way. They should sell a bunch and just have a quota for harvest where you call the DNR to ensure the quota hasn't been meet. I also expect the humane society to buy a lot of tags decreasing the chances of anyone who might actually hunt getting one. Last I read they are doing what you said, selling 1200 tags and setting a quota at 43. See here Thanks for the link! I would have missed the opening day to buy the license other wise. So what's the best way to attempt to be one of the lucky 1200? Do you think you can buy a license at Wal Mart starting at 12:01? |
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Thats pretty much my plan. If I get one I'll have to figure out where to hunt. I was thinking about that to and came up with this idea. I'm going to post an add on Craigslist asking if anyone in those areas has a problem with wolves and would like me to come and take a crack at them. I figure that will save me a little time scouting. |
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I was thinking about that to and came up with this idea. I'm going to post an add on Craigslist asking if anyone in those areas has a problem with wolves and would like me to come and take a crack at them. I figure that will save me a little time scouting. Quoted:
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Thats pretty much my plan. If I get one I'll have to figure out where to hunt. I was thinking about that to and came up with this idea. I'm going to post an add on Craigslist asking if anyone in those areas has a problem with wolves and would like me to come and take a crack at them. I figure that will save me a little time scouting. I usually do good finding hunting spots by going to bars. 
Make sure to post if you get a tag or not, I'll do the same. |
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I usually do good finding hunting spots by going to bars.
Make sure to post if you get a tag or not, I'll do the same. Quoted:
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Thats pretty much my plan. If I get one I'll have to figure out where to hunt. I was thinking about that to and came up with this idea. I'm going to post an add on Craigslist asking if anyone in those areas has a problem with wolves and would like me to come and take a crack at them. I figure that will save me a little time scouting. I usually do good finding hunting spots by going to bars.
Make sure to post if you get a tag or not, I'll do the same. I called the DNR today and it turns out that the tags do not go on sale until noon of the 3rd. So no mid night run to wal fart needed. |
