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MISSED A WOLF & NEW ARCHERY BAIT | RED LAKE, ONTARIO
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2024
- Prepping a new bait isn't difficult, but it takes some awareness regarding yardage, sticks/trees in the way & even specific placements of trail cams based on sun-up & sun-down locations... Join us as Franklin & I set out a new archery bait for his long-time client & good friend, Bill, whose taken 6 Wolves with his bow in the last 20 years of hunting with Franklin!
You'll also learn how to attract & change the behaviour of your Wolf pack by collecting another Wolf pack's urine or scat & placing it nearby your baiting location to mimic that another pack has come into their territory - Enjoy!
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Franklin is the master and Joel, you are the understudy. I could never keep up with Franklin walking in that snow.
Amen to that... I hope someday I can get as good as Franklin... Just will take time is all...
The amount of leg & core strength needed to haul your ass through all that snow is something else... At the end of the day, both Franklin & I are always exhausted & can barely finish our cup of tea before bed lol
Another awesome adventure with Franklin the wolf master.
Amen to that brother!! Always a fun, interesting time with the Wolf Master LOL
Thats awesome! I've crossed that river before in a truck. LOL! Again, Franklin is such a great teacher with his wealth of knowledge. Quite a few times trucking down the highway I've come across a wolf just casually trotting down the highway. Roadkills make easy dinners for them. They always get out of the way quickly though. They definitely become road smart.
In that same area I've passed by that Wolf walking right alongside the highway. It didn't even move an inch as I passed by it going 90km/hr LOL
Franklin is so awesome. I'm telling you he needs his own channel. Call it the life a wolf guide or Franklin's life and knowledge. 😂
LOL I know, but he has zero time to edit or anything like that so he just sends me all of his videos to post.
I have one coming up... He found out his Wolf pack stole the Deer hide from the Deer I harvested this passed Fall. They snapped the hide off the steel cable & dragged it up by a huge rock. The rock has a giant Wolf bed on it & Deer hair all around it. Its awesome to see.
Just gotta edit it & I will get it out for you guys to watch!
Can't wait.
Nothing beats spending time in the bush, great video see ya in the next one, take care stay safe!!
Thank you fine sir!!! I hope you & the critters in the area are dong well!
Another cold spell here... We thought Spring was here... NOPE lol
That was awesome ! And well done picking up the urine and scat , trappers have been doing that forever . After Franklin was joking about staging running you over I thought for sure he was going to leave you in that stand 😂 . When the shot presents itself you gotta take a poke lol good stuff bud
LOLLLL oh Franklin... I could hear him giggling as I was videoing us snowmobiling into the bait... In my head I was like "Wtf is he laughing at?!?!"... And well... we all found out why!
He's hilarious - I love him so much LOL
@@PatterningNature we all do brother !!!
Great video.... I feel like I've seen you in other videos on other socials. Keep up the great work
You might have!!! I did have a CZcams channel called "North Canada Fishing" but I rebranded to "Patterning Nature" because it is less about fishing & more about mother nature & her patterns, whether its fishing, hunting, or harvesting mushrooms... There are always patterns to follow in order to be successful in the bush!
Appreciate the love brother - Thank you!!!
No it was on Facebook. You were up in Armstrong and surrounding area keeping an eye on things.
@Gatesoutdoors hahahahahah oh yes!!! That was me. Thank you for not spilling the beans on WHY I was up there.
Hopefully doing more of that in the near future!!! That's one awesome thing is I get to travel across the north in this job & if you're lucky... grouse will fly into your vehicles front end & you'll snag it for dinner hahahahaha (true story...)
The other bait pile "over there" wasn't very far by your lip curl ;)
LOLLLLLLLLLLL I knew you'd catch onto that one brother hahahaahahahahahaha!!!!
Why didn't you just use a Cedar or spruce branch to brush and cover your tracks
As in... using a branch like a broom?... We could have, but the snow was a tad deep so using our feet was a bit easier I suppose!
Good idea though!!!!!
I have a question about a pack coming to a bait. Will the alpha male come in first or last if a pack comes together. I have only seen 3 wolves come to bait and all three were singles. Just curious how a pack comes in. I hunt hogs a lot and the biggest boar will 99.9% of the time be the last one in but takes over the feeder once he gets there.
Your Hog information is a directly correlated to Wolves as well... but in saying that... Sometimes the pack will hit the bait, or a kill before the Alpha attends... But once the Alpha is present, everyone backs off & allows the Alpha to eat.
There is a "pecking order" when they travel. They have a rear guard, Alpha, etc... but of course they do not stick in formation 24/7, but they all know their "place" within the pack.
We've seen a Wolf feeding on the bait, then the Alpha comes over & immediately that other Wolf is on its back, rolling around, tail between its legs because its submitting to the Alpha & letting him/her know "Hey if you want to eat, go ahead!".
Their behaviours are interesting to watch - Especially when they chase & jump at Ravens LOL
What are you guys using for bait?
Roadkill mostly. But also lots of friends & Natives who provide Moose, Deer, Grouse & Bear scraps from prior years... Or more recently, I picked up a barrel of rotten fish that someone had in their backyard... Don't ask me why they had it sitting there full of fish bones/carcasses, but man did that smell...
Really anything we can get our paws on we will use as bait! Sometimes we have lots, other years we barely get any.. Just depends on who harvests what & what roadkill we can locate & pickup.
The beauty of working this far north & especially working from a vehicle 24/7, I can locate roadkill pretty easily!
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