A full mount of one of the 22 wolves that were legally taken during Michigan’s first and only wolf hunt in modern times is on display at the Randville Bar and Grill on M-95.
That wolf was shot by the establishment’s owner Debbie Pucci on Nov. 30, 2013. Pucci was one of two women who were successful in tagging wolves during that carefully controlled 2013 hunt, according to DNR Wildlife Biologist Brian Roell.
Mount displays harvest from Michigan’s lone wolf hunt
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