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<blockquote data-quote="Rizzo" data-source="post: 62331" data-attributes="member: 736">If you can find a fresh clear cut or one from the previous year. Wolves love to hang around the old landings. Deer in the north country are drawn to a fresh clear cut like a big pile of corn. Hence the wolves will follow. If you can get in ear shot of them you have a good chance of calling them in. I've called them in with the Randy Anderson &quot;kiss of death&quot; (lip squeak). Doe bleat can calls work well also. When they come to a call they come scary fast. A little unsettling how fast they can get on top of you. I would recommend bringing a shotgun just to be safe.One thing I never did try was using a grunt call and set it on the fawn bleat and wail away on it. Throw in some coyote howls to give the impression of competition. Wolves are social and territorial, not to mention deer killing machines. So try and play that against them. When they hunt in packs they tend to do deer drives. A pack of pushers through a section with standers patrolling the next trail or road.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rizzo, post: 62331, member: 736"] If you can find a fresh clear cut or one from the previous year. Wolves love to hang around the old landings. Deer in the north country are drawn to a fresh clear cut like a big pile of corn. Hence the wolves will follow. If you can get in ear shot of them you have a good chance of calling them in. I've called them in with the Randy Anderson "kiss of death" (lip squeak). Doe bleat can calls work well also. When they come to a call they come scary fast. A little unsettling how fast they can get on top of you. I would recommend bringing a shotgun just to be safe. One thing I never did try was using a grunt call and set it on the fawn bleat and wail away on it. Throw in some coyote howls to give the impression of competition. Wolves are social and territorial, not to mention deer killing machines. So try and play that against them. When they hunt in packs they tend to do deer drives. A pack of pushers through a section with standers patrolling the next trail or road. [/QUOTE]

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