WISCONSIN DNR ESTIMATES 972 WOLVES IN CURRENT POPULATION

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Wisconsin DNR Estimates 972 Wolves in Current Population

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources released their wolf population report and how it will influence their updated wolf management plan.

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[Benfromalbuquerque]

It’s like HTers could cobble together 1,000 different MN wolves themselves on game cam shots throughout the state!

 

[NR_Hunter]

There shall be a weeping and a gnashing of teeth. That's what the bible says.

 

[thusby]

According to the data, it would only take 15 days of wolf hunting to eliminate the entire population in Wisconsin.

 

[WinkB]

FYI, Here is a link to the WI DNR updated wolf management plan. This is a draft and it will be open for public comments later this month:

https://widnr.widen.net/s/kpfkd8nr2n/draft_wisconsin_wolf-management_plan_nov2022

 

[BWALKER77]

We all know the Michigan DNR is full of crap. They mismanage the deer, bear and wolf population.

MI has the same problem MT has. Hunters spaz out anytime it's mentioned that opportunity needs to be cut.