The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources just released a new Wolf Management Plan that has a 60-day public review and comment period.
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Finders Keepers: Hunting With Wolves
A hunter gives his thoughts on hunting in the heavily wolf-populated areas of far northwestern Wisconsin.
California Judge Relists Gray Wolves
Spent most of his years practicing in NYC and SF, yet makes landmark wildlife decision.
Anti-Hunting, Anti-Trapping Groups Making Moves
The new year brings renewed optimism and energy as people refocus on their goals and dreams for the future. Anti-trapping and anti-hunting groups are no different, and they have started out 2022 with a jump.
A Tribute to People We Lost in 2021: Dr. Valerius Geist
More than anyone, Dr. Valerius Geist was a driving force behind the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, which has seven tenets.
Montana Gets Serious About Wolf Management
Montana is allowing statewide harvest of 450 wolves, which represents about 40% of the estimated population in the state.
Geist Was Foremost Expert on Deer of the World
The deer world lost a pioneering researcher with the recent death of Dr. Valerius Geist. Learn his influence on what we know about wildlife.
A True Story of Wolf Attacks and a Farmer’s Thoughts
A farmer details his experience with multiple wolf attacks and what happens when their numbers go unchecked.
Why We Need Wolf Management
When Wisconsin stopped its week-long wolf hunt after only 39 hours, it emphasized the need for wolf management.
DNR to Issue Permits for February Wolf Hunt
The DNR has approved a February hunting and trapping season for the gray wolf, which was recently removed from the federal endangered species list.