Anyone know of wolf bounties for 400,402,306,303,302?
 

I think there's still one for 306.... but I have no clue about the other zones.

I'm guessing nothing for 402-400

My daughter and I just about got a nice black in 400.

and she started talking about possible bounties.

Can anyone help with info?

Think you can collect one near Cardston. $500 but it needs to go in whole and the same day you kill it I was told from my buddy who shoots the odd one. He says its such a pain to get he hasn't bothered at times

Can't be bothered for $500 ? :thinking-006:Really ?

Ya really! When you have to rush it in to take it the same day it gets shot... Most people like to skin them out too. He's also got a few more dollars then some in his pocket :)
I know if I was to have to run into an office building within 24 hrs of killing a wolf to collect it would be a pain in the butt.

Wolf
 

Cattle association for 400 pays $250 I think. Md of Pincher Creek.
402 is md of foothills I believe they pay $500

In my case I did not have to show the wolf, also got to keep it.

You didn't have to show the wolf ? Interesting

Wolf
 

I work with one of the guys who rides for the cattle assoc. he new I shot it, and told me who to contact.I then referred back to his name.

Thanks guys

Maybe my girl has a new way to help pay for tuition.

Greenview County bounty is on, $300.
Got my eye on a big one.

TBark

Contact the Sheep Foundation, they have had a wolf bounty of 300$-350$ for years along the foothills. Calgary-Grand Cache

He's definitely not lacking funds then . The county pays out on the first 10 wolves inspected and has a $5000 budget for it .Hope he doesnt go in to collect , then maybe there will still be money to pay out if I get one .

Does it still have to be within 8 miles of farmland?

yes, 8 km actually / 5 Mi.

TBark

Thank you sir

Bump for any known Wolf bounties for 2018-2019 season.

Anyone know of any payouts for dogs?

Wolf money
 

Hello join a local Trapper's association and support the ATA most have money's for wolves provided by Wild Sheep Foundation and you get to meet and learn from some awesome people.