Bearpaw Outfitters offer exceptional wolf hunting and wolf trapping in north Idaho with experienced and successful wolf hunter and wolf trapper Brian Denney. This is a multi-specie adventure, hunt and trap for wolf, mt lion, bobcat, other furbearers, and hound hunt for mountain lion and bobcat. Learn the art of wolf trapping on an active trapline and experience the thrill of hound hunting on the same trip. Mountain Lion hunting with hounds is also offered in Southeast Idaho and DIY Maps are offered for do-it-yourself wolf hunters.
Search for Mt Lion and Bobcat tracks to chase with the hounds and check an active trapline for wolves, bobcat, coyote, and other furbearers. This is a rare and exciting opportunity to experience and learn wolf trapping and hound hunting for cougar and bobcat on the same trip.
This game rich 350 square mile hunting and trapping area is located along the Idaho / Montana border and is only two hours drive from the Spokane WA airport. A network of remote logging roads are used to access this scenic mountain terrain that is disected by many creeks and rivers.
The trip will focus on the species you prefer. The goal is to send every hunter home with at least one animal and hopefully with several, which could include wolves, mt lion, bobcat, coyote, or other furbearers. Success varies depending on weather and the length of trip chosen.
2 Day Hunt - 3 Nights Lodging...$2950
4 Day Hunt - 5 Nights Lodging...$4950
6 Day Hunt - 7 Nights Lodging...$6950
Non-hunter - Per Day/Night........$ 200
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You will stay in one of the cabins, the bathrooms and the kitchen are in another seperate building. Your meals are also included with this trip.
Get up early in the morning, enjoy a continental breakfast, take a sack lunch along on the hunt, and then return after hunting for a cooked dinner.
Bearpaw Outfitters have guided thousands of hunters for nearly 50 years and have an A+ Rating at the Better Business Bureau. See Hunt Reviews.
Conditions can vary widely. Be prepared for cold, snowy days and bring rain gear in case of wet weather. Check the Weather Forecast before leaving home, the forecast may affect what you want to pack.
Bring your personal gear along with clothing suitable for cold, snowy weather, a sleeping bag, a .223 caliber or larger rifle, a .22 or .22 magnum rifle, and any special snacks or drinks you prefer to have.
Not Included: your personal gear, license fees, sales tax, travel costs, taxidermy, meat processing and shipping, gratuities, and any items not listed as included. Blaze orange is not required in Idaho.
Dale and Brian look forward to you having a fun and exciting hunt!
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Idaho Hunting & Trapping Guide
Common questions about the North Idaho wolf, mountain lion, and bobcat hunting and trapping adventure with Bearpaw Outfitters.
It's a combination hunting and trapping adventure. You and your guide search for mountain lion and bobcat tracks to chase with hounds, and you check an active trapline for wolves, bobcat, and other furbearers. It's a rare chance to experience hunting, trapping, and hound hunting on the same trip with licensed guide, trapper, and hound hunter Brian Denney.
The trip focuses on whichever species you prefer. The goal is to send every hunter home with at least one animal and hopefully several, which could include wolves, mountain lion, bobcat, or other furbearers like beaver, coyote, ermine, marten, mink, muskrat, otter, and raccoon.
This game-rich 350 square mile area is located along the Idaho / Montana border, only two hours drive from the Spokane, Washington airport. 4x4 trucks or snowmobiles are used to travel logging roads and access the scenic mountain terrain, which is dissected by many creeks and rivers.
A 2-day hunt with 3 nights lodging is $2950, a 4-day hunt with 5 nights is $4950, and a 6-day hunt with 7 nights is $6950. A non-hunter is $200 per day/night. To book, check available dates and send a 50% deposit with an application.
License and tags are sold over the counter: a non-resident license is $195.00, a Mt Lion tag is $41.75, and wolf tags are $31.75. No additional tag is needed for many furbearers.
You'll stay in one of the cabins, with the bathrooms and kitchen in a separate building. Meals are included with the trip. A typical day is an early continental breakfast, a sack lunch on the hunt, and a cooked dinner when you return.
Bring your personal gear and clothing suitable for cold, snowy weather, a sleeping bag, a .223 caliber or larger rifle, a .22 or .22 magnum rifle, and any special snacks or drinks you prefer. Blaze orange is not required in Idaho.
Success varies greatly with weather conditions and the length of the trip. Longer trips and good tracking conditions improve your chances. Bearpaw Outfitters have guided thousands of hunters for nearly 50 years with an A+ rating at the BBB.
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