A few ticks and tocks before my finger stretched out to push “send to press” on the most recent print issue of Michigan Outdoor News, a line written by DNR’s Andy Henion caught a side-eye and my brain slammed the brakes on my button pusher.
“For the first time, researchers from Michigan State University and the Michigan DNR have successfully estimated Michigan’s wolf population using remote cameras deployed throughout the Upper Peninsula,” Henion’s piece read.
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