Marquette, Mich. - Since wolves have reintroduced themselves to Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, conflicts between hunting dogs and wolves have been on the rise. It may be that the largest increase in Michigan’s wolf population, which occurred last year, has led to an increase in incidents of wolves attacking hunting dogs. According to Brian Roell, […]
MI: Wolf attacks on dogs in U.P. appear on the rise
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