Claims For Wolf Depredation in Montana Decline in 2013 Posted by Hunting Network Increased hunting and trapping of wolves may have helped livestock producers.

Survey: Minnesota's Wolf Population Remains Strong Posted by Hunting Network The wolf population remains firmly established on Minnesota's landscape, according to a comprehensive population survey conducted by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

Michigan Wolf Hunting Season Could Begin This Fall Posted by Hunting Network The Michigan House of Representatives passed on Thursday a bill that would allow the state’s Department of Natural Resources power to designate game species. The bill contains a $1 million appropriation that prevents a future wolf hunting season from bein

Study Finds Wolves’ Presence May Reduce Elk Population in Several Ways Posted by Hunting Network It's no secret that wolf predation has a significant impact on Western elk herds. However, the mere presence alone of wolves can reduce the elk population in a number of ways.

Wisconsin Wolf Depredation Damages Total $1.5 Million Since 1985 Posted by Hunting Network If you live in wolf country, you're well aware of their presence. Many hunters and farmers want them removed completely, while others are more realistic and realize they are part of a healthy ecosystem, but must be managed accordingly. Regardless of wha

Minnesota Extends Planned Wolf Hunt by 25 Days Posted by Hunting Network Love 'em or hate 'em, wolves are a hot topic among hunters and conservationists right now. Minnesota announced it's first wolf season will commence this year, but it already looks like they are making changes.

Wisconsin Deer Hunters Kill 7 Wolves Illegally Posted by BowStaff State wildlife officials say people illegally killed at least seven wolves during the gun deer season last month.The Department of Natural Resources says four of the wolves were being monitored with radio collars. Hunters found the other three dead and re

Wisconsin DNR Hopes to Delist Wolves from Endangered List Posted by Mike Willand Earlier this week the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) issued a public statement in support of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s possible decision to delist the state’s wolf inhabitants.