For the last couple years I have used the 7.62x39 cartridge to deer hunt with. Yesterday I hunted with my SKS. Wolf Polyformance 123 grain hollow points are a great deer.cartridge. I have killed a half dozen deer with the cartridge and the bullet always mushrooms and fragments. Not bad for...
I am not a wolf expert, but I highly doubt there are any left in Arkansas that are not feral. I will say that I have noticed certain areas have different colored coyotes. I have an area on the Oklahoma line in Kansas that was redish coyotes. There are areas here in Arkansas that hold more black coyotes than others.
Wolves are probably as extinct in Arkansas as the Cougars are. Red Wolves have been "extinct" in Louisiana too but a long time ago, a good friend who's word I trust was rabbit hunting with a family group in south LA and they killed two "coyotes" running together. One weighed 80 lbs. and the other weighed 105 lbs. Biggest "coyotes" I've ever heard of!
lone wolf assault 2 hang on stand with XOP tree stand transport pack and XOP sticks that have rope mods and have been cut down. Not wanting to separate or trade. Willing to negotiate price.
Muzzleloader package CVA Wolf 50 cal CVA Hunterbolt Magnum 50 cal 2 unopened Blackhorn powders 1 open 1/2 full Blackhorn (About $120 value) 100 count 777 50/50 Over 100 209 primers And Extras Located outside Mayflower and work in Little Rock $200 or possible trades.
A few times in my life I wondered if I was seeing a really big coyote or a wolf in Arkansas or driving across the plains in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska.
The x-stand is the lightest, the summit is the most comfortable (to me), and the lone wolf is the coolest....lone wolf definately packs the best of all of them by far.
In the early part of the 20th century extensive predator control program basically wiped out the entire red wolf population. Only two populations of red wolf were believe to exist by the late 1930s. One in the Ozarks/Quachita Mountain region of Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma and one in southeastern Texas and southern Louisiana.
Hey, just in case this information is of use to somebody who only has a 100yd range for sighting, but hunts fields... Pretty common muzzle loader, bullets, powder, and primers, so I figured I'd share
