Michigan Isle Royale

  • Gray Wolves Could Soon Become Extinct on Isle Royale


  • Wisconsin

  • Wisconsin Wolf Population Remains Unchanged Despite Claims of an Exploding Population


  • Only bad news what's going on. Poor humans why do they hate the wolves to such an extend.

    Assembly passes bill creating wolf hunt Posted: Mar 14, 2012 9:33 AM RST Updated: Mar 14, 2012 9:33 AM RST MADISON, Wis. (AP) - A wolf hunt in Wisconsin would be created under a bill that has passed the state Legislature. The Assembly passed the measure early Wednesday morning despite objections from Democrats who argued concerns of experts about the need for such a hunt and the way it was organized under the bill. The bill would establish a hunting and trapping season that would run from mid-October through the end of February. The Department of Natural Resources would be allowed to determine how many licenses to issue. Wisconsin wolves came off the federal endangered species list last year. The state is now free to manage the wolves as they see fit. The bill previously passed the Senate and now moves to Gov. Scott Walker.


  • Lawmakers seek to amend bill on proposed wolf hunt
  • Last Bill
  • This bill requires the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to issue wolf harvesting licenses if the wolf is removed from the U.S. and Wisconsin lists of endangered and threatened species.

  • Wisconsin unhappy with the Wolf Hunt


  • Wolf hunting bill goes too far‚ scientists tell lawmakers


  • Minnesota



  • DNR hustles to finalize wolf-hunt details
  • Gov. Mark Dayton signed the Game and Fish bill Thursday, solidifying that wolf-hunting season begins Nov. 3, which is also the first day of the state's firearms deer season. That gives the state Department of Natural Resources just under six months to figure out logistical details.

  • Concerns over possible wolf hunt in Minn.


  • Minnesota's wolves: Dead or alive?


  • Some Ojibwe tribal members object to wolf hunting, trapping


  • Minnesota DNR proposes to let hunters take 400 wolves this fall


  • Minnesota DNR has