Idaho Wolf Hunts

4 Days, Fully Guided

Winter Months

Wolves traditionally hunt for "sport," often times attacking an animal or group of animals and then walk off and leave most of the meat. The wolf "hunt for sport" pattern has reduced the overall population of elk and deer in Idaho, causing Idaho Fish and Game to allow Wolf Hunts.

Idaho's first wolf hunting season was a well-regulated wolf hunt and overall was successful in slowing the growth of Idaho's wolf population.

Plan your Wolf Hunt with our experienced hunting guides in the Frank Church Wilderness and Sawtooth Units 33 and 34, permitted on 340 square miles of prime hunting land.

You just need to purchase a Wolf Tag, or book an exclusive Wolf Hunt.

If you are in search of a Trophy Wolf Pelt, then hunting wolves during the winter months through March will produce better results. Our Idaho wolf is easier to track in the snow, has had time to grow larger, and will have prime winter pelts.

If you are interested Trophy Wolf hunting, then this fully guided 4-Day Idaho wolf hunting trip with Guaranteed Wolf Tag is for you!

Our Wolf Hunts are truly rugged Idaho backcountry adventures. Set out each day from our Snowbound Lodge with our Hunting Guides on snowmobiles to track the ever-moving Wolves.

Return to the lodge for a hearty delicious meal and share stories of the day's adventures, soak in wood fired hot tub under the evening stars, and sleep soundly in a rustic cabin.