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Despite about a hundred and fifty wolves taken in a wolf hunt last winter, Wisconsin’s wolf population has increased. Preliminary numbers from the state…
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Wisconsin’s third wolf hunt is probably nearing its end as hunters approach the season’s quota.As of Wednesday a hundred and forty two wolves have been…
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Just a few days into the wolf hunting season and one zone is already set to close.Zone 2 includes Oneida, Vilas and Forest Counties. It’s expected to meet…
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Wisconsin’s third wolf hunt begins Wednesday.This season’s quota is 150 wolves, about a hundred fewer than the previous season. That means 1500 people…
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Most Wisconsinites support a wolf hunt in the state, but only a minority of people want to see the wolf population decrease from its current level. That's…
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State officials still want to shrink Wisconsin’s wolf population, but at a much slower rate.The state’s Wolf Advisory Committee has recommended a harvest…
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Two seasons of wolf hunting have resulted in Wisconsin's first major decline in the grey-wolf population. The D-N-R issued a preliminary report this week,…
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Wisconsin’s rising wolf population has sparked controversy over the years. It’s also sparked a one-of-a-kind program for keeping tabs on those wolves…a…
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Dave MacFarland is a large carnivore specialist with the Wisconsin DNR. He coordinates the state’s wolf and bear management plan, plus its cougar response…
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Just over two weeks into Wisconsin’s wolf hunting season, and more than two thirds of the wolves have been taken. As of October 31st, 181 wolves have been…