What is their plan to bait the wolves and then shoot at them? Or are they using “hunting” as a euphemism for trapping. Traps are inhumane and indescriminate. The DNR can’t wait to get their mitts on the revenue from wolf license fees. Their agenda is less to do with wolf management then to appease hunting interests of the state while lining their pockets. It makes sense to deal with problem animals as necessary; the wolves aren’t even delisted yet and they can’t wait to start “harvesting” them. They keep saying that things are different now but it was the same mentality that led to the demise of these magnificent animals and the same sort of people making the decisions.

In humane? I’m pretty sure wolves are not human

don’t be angry if some wolf turns the table and rips somebody a new behind…go wolves…

Well put Randall, I couldn’t agree more. I can just hear a ‘ mighty hunter man’ saying “I need one of those heads on my trophy wall”. Poor wolves, out of the frying pan and into the fire. How can an animal go from protected, to hunted in the same year? DNR-Do Not Resuscitate.

We live in the Grand Marais area and many of the “Locals” spend hours and hours talking about how they are seeing all these wolves. They see wolves everywhere. I quietly hike many areas and have seen one wolf on the blacktop of the Gunflint Trail in one year, yet these people see them all the time. Wolves will do anything to avoid people. some people just want to kill wolves and will say and do anything to be able to do it.