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
Wolf kills of livestock and pets are down in Wisconsin a bit from last year at this time, but the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) may still have to prorate damage payments to livestock and
Through July 26, Wisconsin wolves had killed at least 16 calves, 10 dogs, five chickens, one cow, one miniature donkey and one goat.
That includes at least seven calves, five hunting dogs and a
Isle Royale National Park officials closed two of its northern camping areas for the remainder of July as staff try to discourage wolves from entering campsites to steal food.
Liz Valencia, acting administrative officer
Congratulations to all of the high school trap team members who competed at the national championships, with four Wisconsin high school teams finishing in the top 10 spots in the country. That’s really something.
The Natural Resources Board (NRB) will convene for a special virtual meeting at 8 a.m. Thursday, July 23, to act on a request from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on an emergency rule related
During the early morning hours of June 2, Calumet’s Jolene Raudio had to deal with the nightmare many dog owners dread – one of her cherished pets had been killed and partially eaten 300 feet
The state’s gray wolf population declined for the second consecutive year, according to new Wisconsin DNR estimates, adding fresh complexity to one of the state’s most polarizing wildlife management issues.
The DNR estimates Wisconsin
Wisconsin wolf advisory committee members learned that verified 2025 wolf kills of livestock and pets dipped from 2024, the most recent numbers available.
Total verified losses in 2025 were listed at 90, with damage
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