Wis. Banned From Killing Gray Wolves

[Jeffrey Sr]

Pretty interesting artical.
http://www.charter.net/news/read.php?id=13008916&ps=969&srce=news_class&action=3&lang=en&_LT=HOME_SCNWR09L3_UNEWS

[QuakrTrakr]

Typical. A judge knows better than sound scientific data. hmm. We need to take power from these judges. They are supposed to interpret law, not overrule it.

[sagittarius]

yeah, yeah .... this is the third time this has happened.

Between Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, .... there are over 4,000 wolves in the mid-west. Populations are growing with no hint of slowing.

These radical uninformed federal judges keep lumping the 4,000 midwest wolves with the 400 in the western states thinking there is an issue. Not. Reality will win out in the end, WI will get it's management rights back soon ... just as before.

[Shop Rat]

In my new Petersen's hunting mag, there is an article about managing wolf numbers in Idaho and Montana. They are looking into considering them big game animals.

Ontario considered them small game. Until last year all you needed is a small game tag. Now a seperate tag is needed. They are doing fine, even with hunting pressure.

[Luv2hunteup]

It would be nice if they had a season on the wolf in Michigan but I'll just have to be happy with the USDA trappers making their kills.