Wolf season in MT

If they go ahead with Wolf season as planned in MT, I'm thinking of getting one, just because it's so un-PC.

What do you think would be better .243 75gr vmax or 270 wsm with 90gr vmax.   Or would I be better off with the    135 smk in the 270 wsm. I've used both on yotes to longer ranges(600+). I'm thinking wolf shouldn't be that much tougher than yote.

Range would either be within 100 yds or across canyon 600yds+.

Your thoughts

RC

Edited by RobertMT

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RC

I would guess, they would taste like a coyote, since they both eat about the same thing, never been hungry enough to find out.   I figure if the Indians didn't eat it, I ain't going to.  I've eaten enough Indian food to know, they'll eat about anything.

Although lion and bobcat are pretty good smoked, a little on the lean side though.  You what they say "Tastes like Rabbit".  Bobcat's a little harder to stomach, pretty close to house cat after it's skinned.  Kind of like bear, looks too humanoid for me.  I have to make sausage out of mine.

I just want to get one and have it mounted, full body if I can swing it.  I have the perfect place for it, in new house I'm building, right around corner at top of stairs, when you came in, you would see it out of corner of your eye, just as you turned corner. 

RC

Most any caliber at hand, has seemed to work well so far.

I plan to use my .243 with a 100gr
Hornady BTSP But it doesnt look like it will be this year, ...dumb federal judge.
 I am howling for coyotes with some success, im going to try to howl in a wolf, but i hope i dont get surrounded by the whole pacdk,


Edited by varmintcaller

.270 would be my choice. Enough power if you need it at longer ranges. Good huntin', grayghost