Manitoba Outfitters & Hunting Directory
Here is a directory of 2 Manitoba Wolf Hunting guides, outfitters, ranches, lodges and place to hunt. Click on our featured Wolf outfitters to view more information on their hunting operations, or click on a region. Each state or region will contain Wolf resources, forums, news, licensing, in addition to places to hunt. If we are missing Manitoba listings or have any incorrect, please contact us.
Manitoba Wolf HuntsHunt Location: Manitoba
Phone: (204) 524-2472
We now offer baited hunts for wolves during our deer season. Baited Wolf Hunts in real wilderness, with a growing population to the point where some conservation practices are required. The entire province is exploding with wolves and some balance is required. We as hunters need to step up, do our part and take some out. Sure nature will eventually starve them out, but not untill they have undone all conservation efforts to manage deer, moose and all other critters. They will consume all they can and the packs keep getting more and more. On this hunt you can kill a wolf with deer tag (included in the hunt).
Blind Creek Outfitters
Box 469, Fisher Branch, MB R0C 0Z0
Phone: (204) 372-6892
Our deer and bear hunters see wolves. Deer hunters occasionally see wolves stalking Does through the bush. Bear hunters see wolves more commonly as the wolves show up at the bear bait stations looking for scraps of meet. Hunters can legally take a wolf if they have in their possession an unused Whitetail Deer tag or a Black Bear tag. No other license or tag is required. Once hunters have harvested a deer or bear, they are no longer eligible to take a wolf.
Box 469, Fisher Branch, MB R0C 0Z0
Phone: (204) 372-6892
Our deer and bear hunters see wolves. Deer hunters occasionally see wolves stalking Does through the bush. Bear hunters see wolves more commonly as the wolves show up at the bear bait stations looking for scraps of meet. Hunters can legally take a wolf if they have in their possession an unused Whitetail Deer tag or a Black Bear tag. No other license or tag is required. Once hunters have harvested a deer or bear, they are no longer eligible to take a wolf.
