Those wolves are tough.. I found they come out at night. Around 1 to 2a.m Seen many in Madsen. They come in to try and take out dogs. My border collie is pretty tough, she fought one off and had a couple small holes in her back. They eventually moved on..
@ronsteuer31407 күн бұрын
I don't think you should be shooting any wolf's
@PatterningNature7 күн бұрын
I appreciate the comment my friend - I know what you mean, although the population thus far north in Canada is vast. The Moose & Deer population has decreased all while the Wolf & Coyote population has continued to grow. God bless
@fidiusjwhoopie8 күн бұрын
did cap n' ever even catch a fish?, he kept losing them.....
@PatterningNature7 күн бұрын
@@fidiusjwhoopie he did yes! Just unfortunate that the camera was rolling every time he lost one 😂
@TACx312 күн бұрын
😂
@2001Artfull17 күн бұрын
I think you should leave the wolves with disabilities alone. They have enough problems as it is.
@PatterningNature16 күн бұрын
@@2001Artfull LOLLLLLLLL after reading your comment, then re-reading the title… I burst out laughing… I appreciate you giving me a good belly laugh 😂
@johnzechner819520 күн бұрын
Good catch guys - right in my backyard1 You hit it right!
@PatterningNature20 күн бұрын
I wanted to return this Fall but It looks like I won't be able to return until Fall 2025, sadly... That is such an epic spot!!!! All about timing though!
@LB-nx7zi27 күн бұрын
Where is this?
@PatterningNature27 күн бұрын
Lake Superior, Ontario Canada side, along the City of Thunder Bay
@mushercdnАй бұрын
Not every raven has a wolf, but every wolf has a raven. That location is a snarers dream. Thanks for the video.
@PatterningNatureАй бұрын
LOLL I love that… I’ll share that with Franklin, he will enjoy hearing the love & appreciation for his bait area. I’m hoping to get my trappers licence this fall, so expect some snaring content this winter 👍
@mushercdnАй бұрын
@@PatterningNature For a couple of reasons I prefer blind sets for wolves as opposed to large baits. But that's just me. When I approach a set and a raven is about I know fur is waiting. Then the raven finds out it will soon need to find another wolf to follow to locate food.
@PatterningNatureАй бұрын
@@mushercdn blind sets? Meaning you set snares along wolf trails with no bait? I’d love for you to explain a bit more! This trapping thing will be totally new for me!
@mushercdnАй бұрын
@@PatterningNature Quickly stated: Wolves have primary and secondary trails, solo trails and pack trails. When wolves fan out to hunt, they have a trail THEY use. By they I mean the individual wolf. Each wolf has its own trail. The trail isn't written in stone but there are exact places THAT wolf will pass when traveling from A to B. Find that trail, set a snare, and you will have a wolf. The trail goes dead after although I have had some the were reused a few seasons later. A good location remains a good location. I have a channel called Musher's Tails. There are some trapping videos there and I explain in more detail.
@PatterningNatureАй бұрын
@@mushercdn To add onto that, I find Wolves, as well as Lynx, always step in the exact same foot hole (If its in the winter) when they walk their trails. I will check out your channel for sure!! I appreciate the explanation - I got a lot to learn but I'm glad I started hunting them the last 4-5 years because all of that experience will help me start my trapping off a bit easier than coming in completely blind & knowing nothing about patterning a Wolf.
@TripEfishingАй бұрын
That’s a giant man
@PatterningNatureАй бұрын
Still my current personal best! Caught on a noodle Walleye rod LOL
@northwestwoodworks60342 ай бұрын
Great video as always bud. Keep at it
@ozark_trapper2 ай бұрын
Mite have had Bigfoot aka sasquatch come by !! LoL 😂😂
@PatterningNature2 ай бұрын
LOL Samsquanch
@CCSD114-un1pf2 ай бұрын
very nice!!!!!!
@tubbyguyoutdoors2 ай бұрын
Beauty set up
@Skydjelyt3 ай бұрын
I would never shoot such a beautiful animal no wild animal deserves to be shot
@differentfins3 ай бұрын
Those are my weeds! Piss on them boys LOL
@russwhite44463 ай бұрын
Joel you're very fortunate that you live in God's country!!!
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
And even more so I am fortunate to have amazing people like you who take time to watch & leave a comment - I appreciate you, Russ!
@tubbyguyoutdoors3 ай бұрын
They definitely think about the diner lol there not much for deer feed you can put out that won’t attract a bear . As usual Franklin isn’t wrong but I’m thinking with just the one rub it was an immature buck or a big buck cruising through . Or mail with a dominate buck in his area he will make a run line anywhere from 10 to 30 yards apart , you won’t always see locking branches at runs either but scrapes almost always . Looking forward to the hunt brother keep the videos coming
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Bears will eat anything... Even diapers... I've seen it up in Pikangikum at the dump LOL I'll have to toss a trail cam up & see which buck did this. Had a nice 10 pointer come through last year chasing Doe, so it may be him!
@balmg41133 ай бұрын
No issues with Crow's cleaning up the corn? I use that same apple corn from Thunder Bay feeds and the birds will clean up a 50lb bag in a few days. Even if I place it deeper in the woods with canopy cover they eventually find it
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I have both Crows & Ravens around - I only ever had 2 Crow on my trail cam eating the corn so maybe they just haven't called in the reinforcements yet LOL The Deer have been consistent, morning, lunch time, late afternoon, evening & then again at night so the Deer demolishing the corn so much that maybe the birds are too spooked to come around? I will have to see how it goes moving forward... Might be worth tossing some of those Owl or Hawk statues up around the bait to spook off any other birds LOL I also thought about building a Deer feed station with a roof so that the Deer could come feed regardless of the season & not have to dig into the snow to feed on the corn underneath... But my fear is that it will be destroyed with all the Bears we have around here.
@terryfuller87243 ай бұрын
There looked to be several historical rubs along that path after you found the fresh rub good spot for a trail cam.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Yeah? That might be a good idea... My experience with Deer is minimal... Which is funny... I hunt the animal (Wolf) that hunts the Deer the most, yet I don't hunt Deer as much as I hunt Wolf LOL!! I will have to setup a trail cam in that general area next time I'm out at the property.
@valhallaawaits68893 ай бұрын
Great spot by the looks of it brother, hope you bag a biggun lol! 😁
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I hope brother! So far just the small yearling coming to the bait (Bear) but fingers crossed for the big Boar to come back!
@mervjb8093 ай бұрын
Hey Joel! Looks like you're having way too much fun!! Typically, licking branches are found over a scrape, not a rub. I hunt deer almost exclusively with a compound bow for forty plus years, and I've never seen a licking branch over a rub. Now if you find a well used scrape, inevitably there will be a licking branch
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I've ALWAYS mixed up the two... Scrape VS. Rub... But my Deer hunting experience is minimal, so that tells you everything right there LOL I did locate a scrape (On the ground in the dirt) last year but the licking stick seemed to be pretty darn high up, but... Maybe that Buck is just a big boy who knows!? I appreciate the correction - I gotta keep my eyes peeled as I walk the property more... Things pop up out of no where, even in spots where I've walked dozens of times! I guess thats the beauty of the bush, eh!?
@mervjb8093 ай бұрын
@@PatterningNature bucks will stand on their hind legs to reach a licking branch!!
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
@@mervjb809 Holy Sh** LOL - I have lots to learn in regards to Deer man... Frig... But hey, its no different than Wolf... Just gotta put the time in & educate ourselves on whatever animal we want to dial into.
@darrendavidsonoutdoors3 ай бұрын
Joel's Diner is expanding with a new deer bait area. LOL! Feeding all the critters. I see one of your wolves followed over to check things out. I'd say they're thinking of you as well. LOL!
@davidingram3533 ай бұрын
I usually see a paw scrape close to another scrape, but rubs about 15 to 20 yards apart.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I will have to go take another walk & look around for more evidence!
@danielmastin36063 ай бұрын
Good luck with the Bears.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thank you brother!!!! Are you doing any hunting this Spring/Fall?!!?!?!
@tubbyguyoutdoors3 ай бұрын
Ain’t no one disappointed brother ! We’ve all been there , honestly as hard as you were going I’m surprised it took that long to catch up to ya . We learned a ton , did some exploring and are ready for next year and the next adventure . Thanks for taking us along on the wolf journey! Can’t wait to see what spring brings
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thank you brother!!!! We are all in this together & I know when I smack my next Wolf, you guys are gonna be so amped up LOL
@darrendavidsonoutdoors3 ай бұрын
Awesome! I definitely learned a lesson about burying the bear bait under logs cause all the other critters will come steal it before the bears get there if you don't.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Literally... ALL the critters will come LOL
@russwhite44463 ай бұрын
It's time!!!
@TRAINFABER3 ай бұрын
Really enjoy your show. I am 71 years old from Ohio. When I was a child my family went to White Lake Provincial Park almost every year for walleyes. Not real big they were great eating. Fond memories.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Hello brother!!! Thank you for watching & sending me so much love!!! If there is anything specific you'd like to see, let me know eh!!! And remember, big fish don't matter because the fish are BONUS when were out in a boat, or on the shore casting lures... The bush provides us such serenity, but when you harvest a Walleye, Wolf or Bear... that just adds even more special memories to your outing!
@darrendavidsonoutdoors3 ай бұрын
I know the feeling about getting sick and ruining a trip. Last summer I was supposed to take a 7 day canoe trip and the day before I was supposed to leave, a nasty bug hit me. I think it was covid but I never went to the hospital. But a buddy stopped in on day 2 and I told him; don't come in cause I don't want to share whatever this is. He said; meh, I already have a cold so I'm fine. 2 days after that he ended up in the hospital with covid and pneumonia cursing me. I said; I told you I was sick!! But by day 3 I had to cancel my trip and ended up in bed the entire week of my vacation. It sucked. Hopefully I make up for it this year.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I can't recall when your trip was with TubbyGuy... Have you guys gone yet!?!?!
@darrendavidsonoutdoors3 ай бұрын
@@PatterningNature it's this past weekend. He's still here at my place. Rain, ice on lakes, frozen trails and weather warnings changed our plans of camping in fear we may get in to the site but may not get back out. So we decided to do day trips from my house. This morning we have a freezing rain warning now and it's below zero. Maybe I planned the trip a week or so too early but we're still having fun.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
@@darrendavidsonoutdoors Eh... There is always next year! I utilize SENTINAL HUB for all my satellite imagery. I got a lake I go to near Ignace & we timed the ice being off within 2 days of us showing up to camp by using satellite imagery (That consistently updates... not Google maps LOL)
@darrendavidsonoutdoors3 ай бұрын
@@PatterningNature thanks! I was trying to search for a satellite link to see and couldn't find one so I just jumped in my pickup 2 days prior to the trip and went to the area I planned to camp to check conditions. Saw that moose on the road which made the trip worth it but 3 out of 4 lakes I wanted to fish had ice on them still. 😕 Let Tubbyguy and my brother-in-law know the conditions and we changed plans. I told them; your guide sucks! I can't even control the weather no matter how much carbon tax I pay! LOL!
@TACx33 ай бұрын
Trappers course should just be considered as beginners education. Wolf trapping in particular takes meticulous attention to both visual and scent control….spare no minor detail in prep and trap/snare setting. You can never stop learning a trick or two. Good luck 🤞🏽
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
100-friggin-% man. You hit the nail on the head. It covers (what I think) is below basic skills, which then you have to go out in the field afterwards & hone in on whatever it is you're doing. I am absolutely PUMPED for the course.
@mikequesenberry53443 ай бұрын
Really enjoyed you videos, hope you continue to feel better. Good Luck ! God Bless ya,
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Appreciate you, Mike!!! God bless brother - Stay tuned for next year when I have my trappers licence!
@tylermks61123 ай бұрын
Hey! Im your neighbour. From deer lake 😂
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Boozhoo brother! I hope Deer Lake is treating you well. I appreciate you watching the channel, eh! ❤
@differentfins3 ай бұрын
The trapping license will definitely add a fun element for your videos. Its slightly barbaric but a lot of things in life are. Sheltering yourself away from reality doesnt make it go away. Youll have a great wolf season next year, before that you will be fishing and bear hunting. Its all good
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I also eat my steak like a barbarian, so maybe trapping has been my calling all this time? 😆 I think this next Wolf season will be one to remember... Renee will be here with me as well, so she will be joining as much as she can!
@differentfins3 ай бұрын
@@PatterningNature awesome! Friday after work I took the dog for a long walk from home. Hooked into a chunky pike. Seeing lots of wolf tracks and chickens seem to be numerous. I am pumped for all the seasons! Are you into the spring bear hunt now?
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
@@differentfins Haven't even thought for a moment to bait Bear - But I will do a spot & stalk up at Franklins here once Bear opens up. If I can get my hands on some pastries I will also bait my spot too but we will see - I've been busy with my gardens & prepping for the frost to bugger off so I can plant stuff!!!
@differentfins3 ай бұрын
@@PatterningNature haha yeah it snowed here today. I am not really planting anything this summer. I will be gone for two weeks in July and dont want to have to ask someone to watch my veggies while I am gone. Also I am planning on constructing a new raised garden. So this year is work so that next year will be a better growing season.
@CCSD114-un1pf3 ай бұрын
Glad you feeling better. Good luck with Bear hunting and your fishing trips. Keep the videos coming, just enjoy watching the north woods shenanigans. Be safe brother and watch your 6!!!!!
@snilly19723 ай бұрын
It was some great experiences you shared with us brother ,i enjoyed watching.. now time for some bears for me also. 18 clients to harvest 2 bears each. Good luck to you as well.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Holy man you are gonna be one busy Bear... no pun intended LOL jk.. Stay safe out there brother
@snilly19723 ай бұрын
@PatterningNature yeah you bet ill be busy. Hopefully we get a few wolves while bear hunting to. Ill let you know how its going brother!! Good luck on your bear bro
@anniehenriroberge45453 ай бұрын
Glad to hear you are feeling better and back out enjoying the beautiful property you have purchased looking forward for your upcoming videos, good luck with spring bear and hopefully you get a moose tag. Thank you for sharing our successful wolf harvest on your channel as well as a picture of our lodge sign, who knows maybe someday you can come visit our neck of the woods
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I'd love to come visit!!!! I've never been to Timmins, but I have heard lots of stories about the area after working with a few folks who grew up there. I also didn't know you folks had such big dogs down there just like we do! Looks like south of you around Sudbury there may not be as many big dogs & as you get close to Algonquin Park, there isn't much other than Eastern Wolves which are quite small compared to the Timbers we have between Timmins & Red Lake!!! Then again... Down south, 2 hours north of Toronto I have heard stories of Timbers roaming so who knows!
@boltfluting.comvideos22333 ай бұрын
Looks like a beautiful day to be in the woods! Really enjoyed your wolf hunting vids this winter. Good health too you bud.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thank you for the love!!! Just wait until this next season when I will have my trappers licence!
@danielmastin36063 ай бұрын
Good luck with your fishing tips and Bear hunting. Can't wait for the next Wolf season to see how it works out. Thanks for letting us follow you this winter. Hopefully we can see some Moose hunting also. Have a Great summer.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I hope I pull a Bull Moose tag - There will 100% be a video if I get a tag!!!
@mervjb8093 ай бұрын
I'm not disappointed in you, I'm disappointed for you. Sorry to hear about your sickness. Glad you're feeling better. Have a great spring and summer!!!
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thank you brother!! It sucks because if I would have gone out on March 31st, that smaller female was on the bait for 2 hours between 6PM - 8PM (Dark)... But hey... Can't win em all!
@weekender383 ай бұрын
Best of luck with the bears. Looking forward to next wolf season.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thanks brother!!! been busy with prepping my gardens & collecting wood for next winter. I'm pumped to get my trappers licence & cannot wait to start filming Wolf hunts again come September! Fingers crossed I get a Bull Moose tag... because then you folks get to see an archery hunt!
@claudetteraymond87103 ай бұрын
should add some smelts or minnows to boost the river food supply
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
They were just running the rivers in Thunder bay/Lake Superior area. I have not heard them run up this far north in Red Lake, but I may be wrong?
@davidingram3533 ай бұрын
You can only do what you can do Joel. Keep healthy and plan for the seasons to come.
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Amen to that, David.. I am super excited to get my trappers licence for this next Wolf season!!!!
@chuckjones85653 ай бұрын
Find a drumming log! Set a camera on it and you can get some great pics
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
I always have my eyes peeled for one!!!
@toddvandyke10233 ай бұрын
I'm happy to hear that you're feeling better. It's an awesome feeling to have your own piece of the earth and you will learn new things every time you're out and I thank you for taking me with you. Be safe and God bless you brother
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thank you for the love brother!!! Wait until next season when I have my trappers licence... it will be an epic season!!! God bless brother - Stay safe out there
@rodneyrote62613 ай бұрын
Timmins shania twain
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
LOL amen to that
@valhallaawaits68893 ай бұрын
Glad you're feeling better man and good luck with bear season. I've been out a couple times but nothing yet. Nothin to do but keep on keepin on 👍
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thank you brother! Keep hustling out there. The more time we spend in the bush, the more critters & wild stuff we will see LOL
@anniehenriroberge45453 ай бұрын
Another great video Joel it’s always exciting when you check bait sites and there has been activity I can’t wait for next season to start doing it all over again. Good luck with your journey
@PatterningNature3 ай бұрын
Thank you Annie 😄 I'm quite excited for this next year as I will have my trappers licence!!!
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I love this murdering wildlife channel!
Those wolves are tough.. I found they come out at night. Around 1 to 2a.m Seen many in Madsen. They come in to try and take out dogs. My border collie is pretty tough, she fought one off and had a couple small holes in her back. They eventually moved on..
I don't think you should be shooting any wolf's
I appreciate the comment my friend - I know what you mean, although the population thus far north in Canada is vast. The Moose & Deer population has decreased all while the Wolf & Coyote population has continued to grow. God bless
did cap n' ever even catch a fish?, he kept losing them.....
@@fidiusjwhoopie he did yes! Just unfortunate that the camera was rolling every time he lost one 😂
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I think you should leave the wolves with disabilities alone. They have enough problems as it is.
@@2001Artfull LOLLLLLLLL after reading your comment, then re-reading the title… I burst out laughing… I appreciate you giving me a good belly laugh 😂
Good catch guys - right in my backyard1 You hit it right!
I wanted to return this Fall but It looks like I won't be able to return until Fall 2025, sadly... That is such an epic spot!!!! All about timing though!
Where is this?
Lake Superior, Ontario Canada side, along the City of Thunder Bay
Not every raven has a wolf, but every wolf has a raven. That location is a snarers dream. Thanks for the video.
LOLL I love that… I’ll share that with Franklin, he will enjoy hearing the love & appreciation for his bait area. I’m hoping to get my trappers licence this fall, so expect some snaring content this winter 👍
@@PatterningNature For a couple of reasons I prefer blind sets for wolves as opposed to large baits. But that's just me. When I approach a set and a raven is about I know fur is waiting. Then the raven finds out it will soon need to find another wolf to follow to locate food.
@@mushercdn blind sets? Meaning you set snares along wolf trails with no bait? I’d love for you to explain a bit more! This trapping thing will be totally new for me!
@@PatterningNature Quickly stated: Wolves have primary and secondary trails, solo trails and pack trails. When wolves fan out to hunt, they have a trail THEY use. By they I mean the individual wolf. Each wolf has its own trail. The trail isn't written in stone but there are exact places THAT wolf will pass when traveling from A to B. Find that trail, set a snare, and you will have a wolf. The trail goes dead after although I have had some the were reused a few seasons later. A good location remains a good location. I have a channel called Musher's Tails. There are some trapping videos there and I explain in more detail.
@@mushercdn To add onto that, I find Wolves, as well as Lynx, always step in the exact same foot hole (If its in the winter) when they walk their trails. I will check out your channel for sure!! I appreciate the explanation - I got a lot to learn but I'm glad I started hunting them the last 4-5 years because all of that experience will help me start my trapping off a bit easier than coming in completely blind & knowing nothing about patterning a Wolf.
That’s a giant man
Still my current personal best! Caught on a noodle Walleye rod LOL
Great video as always bud. Keep at it
Mite have had Bigfoot aka sasquatch come by !! LoL 😂😂
LOL Samsquanch
very nice!!!!!!
Beauty set up
I would never shoot such a beautiful animal no wild animal deserves to be shot
Those are my weeds! Piss on them boys LOL
Joel you're very fortunate that you live in God's country!!!
And even more so I am fortunate to have amazing people like you who take time to watch & leave a comment - I appreciate you, Russ!
They definitely think about the diner lol there not much for deer feed you can put out that won’t attract a bear . As usual Franklin isn’t wrong but I’m thinking with just the one rub it was an immature buck or a big buck cruising through . Or mail with a dominate buck in his area he will make a run line anywhere from 10 to 30 yards apart , you won’t always see locking branches at runs either but scrapes almost always . Looking forward to the hunt brother keep the videos coming
Bears will eat anything... Even diapers... I've seen it up in Pikangikum at the dump LOL I'll have to toss a trail cam up & see which buck did this. Had a nice 10 pointer come through last year chasing Doe, so it may be him!
No issues with Crow's cleaning up the corn? I use that same apple corn from Thunder Bay feeds and the birds will clean up a 50lb bag in a few days. Even if I place it deeper in the woods with canopy cover they eventually find it
I have both Crows & Ravens around - I only ever had 2 Crow on my trail cam eating the corn so maybe they just haven't called in the reinforcements yet LOL The Deer have been consistent, morning, lunch time, late afternoon, evening & then again at night so the Deer demolishing the corn so much that maybe the birds are too spooked to come around? I will have to see how it goes moving forward... Might be worth tossing some of those Owl or Hawk statues up around the bait to spook off any other birds LOL I also thought about building a Deer feed station with a roof so that the Deer could come feed regardless of the season & not have to dig into the snow to feed on the corn underneath... But my fear is that it will be destroyed with all the Bears we have around here.
There looked to be several historical rubs along that path after you found the fresh rub good spot for a trail cam.
Yeah? That might be a good idea... My experience with Deer is minimal... Which is funny... I hunt the animal (Wolf) that hunts the Deer the most, yet I don't hunt Deer as much as I hunt Wolf LOL!! I will have to setup a trail cam in that general area next time I'm out at the property.
Great spot by the looks of it brother, hope you bag a biggun lol! 😁
I hope brother! So far just the small yearling coming to the bait (Bear) but fingers crossed for the big Boar to come back!
Hey Joel! Looks like you're having way too much fun!! Typically, licking branches are found over a scrape, not a rub. I hunt deer almost exclusively with a compound bow for forty plus years, and I've never seen a licking branch over a rub. Now if you find a well used scrape, inevitably there will be a licking branch
I've ALWAYS mixed up the two... Scrape VS. Rub... But my Deer hunting experience is minimal, so that tells you everything right there LOL I did locate a scrape (On the ground in the dirt) last year but the licking stick seemed to be pretty darn high up, but... Maybe that Buck is just a big boy who knows!? I appreciate the correction - I gotta keep my eyes peeled as I walk the property more... Things pop up out of no where, even in spots where I've walked dozens of times! I guess thats the beauty of the bush, eh!?
@@PatterningNature bucks will stand on their hind legs to reach a licking branch!!
@@mervjb809 Holy Sh** LOL - I have lots to learn in regards to Deer man... Frig... But hey, its no different than Wolf... Just gotta put the time in & educate ourselves on whatever animal we want to dial into.
Joel's Diner is expanding with a new deer bait area. LOL! Feeding all the critters. I see one of your wolves followed over to check things out. I'd say they're thinking of you as well. LOL!
I usually see a paw scrape close to another scrape, but rubs about 15 to 20 yards apart.
I will have to go take another walk & look around for more evidence!
Good luck with the Bears.
Thank you brother!!!! Are you doing any hunting this Spring/Fall?!!?!?!
Ain’t no one disappointed brother ! We’ve all been there , honestly as hard as you were going I’m surprised it took that long to catch up to ya . We learned a ton , did some exploring and are ready for next year and the next adventure . Thanks for taking us along on the wolf journey! Can’t wait to see what spring brings
Thank you brother!!!! We are all in this together & I know when I smack my next Wolf, you guys are gonna be so amped up LOL
Awesome! I definitely learned a lesson about burying the bear bait under logs cause all the other critters will come steal it before the bears get there if you don't.
Literally... ALL the critters will come LOL
It's time!!!
Really enjoy your show. I am 71 years old from Ohio. When I was a child my family went to White Lake Provincial Park almost every year for walleyes. Not real big they were great eating. Fond memories.
Hello brother!!! Thank you for watching & sending me so much love!!! If there is anything specific you'd like to see, let me know eh!!! And remember, big fish don't matter because the fish are BONUS when were out in a boat, or on the shore casting lures... The bush provides us such serenity, but when you harvest a Walleye, Wolf or Bear... that just adds even more special memories to your outing!
I know the feeling about getting sick and ruining a trip. Last summer I was supposed to take a 7 day canoe trip and the day before I was supposed to leave, a nasty bug hit me. I think it was covid but I never went to the hospital. But a buddy stopped in on day 2 and I told him; don't come in cause I don't want to share whatever this is. He said; meh, I already have a cold so I'm fine. 2 days after that he ended up in the hospital with covid and pneumonia cursing me. I said; I told you I was sick!! But by day 3 I had to cancel my trip and ended up in bed the entire week of my vacation. It sucked. Hopefully I make up for it this year.
I can't recall when your trip was with TubbyGuy... Have you guys gone yet!?!?!
@@PatterningNature it's this past weekend. He's still here at my place. Rain, ice on lakes, frozen trails and weather warnings changed our plans of camping in fear we may get in to the site but may not get back out. So we decided to do day trips from my house. This morning we have a freezing rain warning now and it's below zero. Maybe I planned the trip a week or so too early but we're still having fun.
@@darrendavidsonoutdoors Eh... There is always next year! I utilize SENTINAL HUB for all my satellite imagery. I got a lake I go to near Ignace & we timed the ice being off within 2 days of us showing up to camp by using satellite imagery (That consistently updates... not Google maps LOL)
@@PatterningNature thanks! I was trying to search for a satellite link to see and couldn't find one so I just jumped in my pickup 2 days prior to the trip and went to the area I planned to camp to check conditions. Saw that moose on the road which made the trip worth it but 3 out of 4 lakes I wanted to fish had ice on them still. 😕 Let Tubbyguy and my brother-in-law know the conditions and we changed plans. I told them; your guide sucks! I can't even control the weather no matter how much carbon tax I pay! LOL!
Trappers course should just be considered as beginners education. Wolf trapping in particular takes meticulous attention to both visual and scent control….spare no minor detail in prep and trap/snare setting. You can never stop learning a trick or two. Good luck 🤞🏽
100-friggin-% man. You hit the nail on the head. It covers (what I think) is below basic skills, which then you have to go out in the field afterwards & hone in on whatever it is you're doing. I am absolutely PUMPED for the course.
Really enjoyed you videos, hope you continue to feel better. Good Luck ! God Bless ya,
Appreciate you, Mike!!! God bless brother - Stay tuned for next year when I have my trappers licence!
Hey! Im your neighbour. From deer lake 😂
Boozhoo brother! I hope Deer Lake is treating you well. I appreciate you watching the channel, eh! ❤
The trapping license will definitely add a fun element for your videos. Its slightly barbaric but a lot of things in life are. Sheltering yourself away from reality doesnt make it go away. Youll have a great wolf season next year, before that you will be fishing and bear hunting. Its all good
I also eat my steak like a barbarian, so maybe trapping has been my calling all this time? 😆 I think this next Wolf season will be one to remember... Renee will be here with me as well, so she will be joining as much as she can!
@@PatterningNature awesome! Friday after work I took the dog for a long walk from home. Hooked into a chunky pike. Seeing lots of wolf tracks and chickens seem to be numerous. I am pumped for all the seasons! Are you into the spring bear hunt now?
@@differentfins Haven't even thought for a moment to bait Bear - But I will do a spot & stalk up at Franklins here once Bear opens up. If I can get my hands on some pastries I will also bait my spot too but we will see - I've been busy with my gardens & prepping for the frost to bugger off so I can plant stuff!!!
@@PatterningNature haha yeah it snowed here today. I am not really planting anything this summer. I will be gone for two weeks in July and dont want to have to ask someone to watch my veggies while I am gone. Also I am planning on constructing a new raised garden. So this year is work so that next year will be a better growing season.
Glad you feeling better. Good luck with Bear hunting and your fishing trips. Keep the videos coming, just enjoy watching the north woods shenanigans. Be safe brother and watch your 6!!!!!
It was some great experiences you shared with us brother ,i enjoyed watching.. now time for some bears for me also. 18 clients to harvest 2 bears each. Good luck to you as well.
Holy man you are gonna be one busy Bear... no pun intended LOL jk.. Stay safe out there brother
@PatterningNature yeah you bet ill be busy. Hopefully we get a few wolves while bear hunting to. Ill let you know how its going brother!! Good luck on your bear bro
Glad to hear you are feeling better and back out enjoying the beautiful property you have purchased looking forward for your upcoming videos, good luck with spring bear and hopefully you get a moose tag. Thank you for sharing our successful wolf harvest on your channel as well as a picture of our lodge sign, who knows maybe someday you can come visit our neck of the woods
I'd love to come visit!!!! I've never been to Timmins, but I have heard lots of stories about the area after working with a few folks who grew up there. I also didn't know you folks had such big dogs down there just like we do! Looks like south of you around Sudbury there may not be as many big dogs & as you get close to Algonquin Park, there isn't much other than Eastern Wolves which are quite small compared to the Timbers we have between Timmins & Red Lake!!! Then again... Down south, 2 hours north of Toronto I have heard stories of Timbers roaming so who knows!
Looks like a beautiful day to be in the woods! Really enjoyed your wolf hunting vids this winter. Good health too you bud.
Thank you for the love!!! Just wait until this next season when I will have my trappers licence!
Good luck with your fishing tips and Bear hunting. Can't wait for the next Wolf season to see how it works out. Thanks for letting us follow you this winter. Hopefully we can see some Moose hunting also. Have a Great summer.
I hope I pull a Bull Moose tag - There will 100% be a video if I get a tag!!!
I'm not disappointed in you, I'm disappointed for you. Sorry to hear about your sickness. Glad you're feeling better. Have a great spring and summer!!!
Thank you brother!! It sucks because if I would have gone out on March 31st, that smaller female was on the bait for 2 hours between 6PM - 8PM (Dark)... But hey... Can't win em all!
Best of luck with the bears. Looking forward to next wolf season.
Thanks brother!!! been busy with prepping my gardens & collecting wood for next winter. I'm pumped to get my trappers licence & cannot wait to start filming Wolf hunts again come September! Fingers crossed I get a Bull Moose tag... because then you folks get to see an archery hunt!
should add some smelts or minnows to boost the river food supply
They were just running the rivers in Thunder bay/Lake Superior area. I have not heard them run up this far north in Red Lake, but I may be wrong?
You can only do what you can do Joel. Keep healthy and plan for the seasons to come.
Amen to that, David.. I am super excited to get my trappers licence for this next Wolf season!!!!
Find a drumming log! Set a camera on it and you can get some great pics
I always have my eyes peeled for one!!!
I'm happy to hear that you're feeling better. It's an awesome feeling to have your own piece of the earth and you will learn new things every time you're out and I thank you for taking me with you. Be safe and God bless you brother
Thank you for the love brother!!! Wait until next season when I have my trappers licence... it will be an epic season!!! God bless brother - Stay safe out there
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LOL amen to that
Glad you're feeling better man and good luck with bear season. I've been out a couple times but nothing yet. Nothin to do but keep on keepin on 👍
Thank you brother! Keep hustling out there. The more time we spend in the bush, the more critters & wild stuff we will see LOL
Another great video Joel it’s always exciting when you check bait sites and there has been activity I can’t wait for next season to start doing it all over again. Good luck with your journey
Thank you Annie 😄 I'm quite excited for this next year as I will have my trappers licence!!!
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