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In reply to the discussion: 22 wolves killed in Michigan wolf hunt 2013. The bagger legislature thumbed their noses at We [View all]
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Dogs Enter Wisconsin Wolf Hunt Monday
5:30 AM
Mon, Dec 2, 2013
By Susan Bence
Wisconsins second wolf hunt reaches a turning point December 2. Licensed hunters can now use up to six dogs to help track wolves. Wisconsin is the only state to allow the practice. Some celebrate the rules and others take to court.
--snip--
The function would be to make sure that we use and utilize all opportunities to harvest the quotas that we are responsible for harvesting to help keep the population stable and healthy, and Withrow adds, its something else that we can enjoy with our dogs.
--snip--
Allowing dogs to get torn up by wolves for the enjoyment of their owners, seeking to pursue wolves in this fashion, violates animal cruelty law, Jodi Habush Sinykin says.
She is a Milwaukee attorney and represents a collection of humane societies, conservation groups and what she calls, mainstream hunters. She successfully took the issue to court. Sinykin argued that the DNR failed to write rules to protect hounds used in hunting wolves.
--snip--
We may not find out how many dogs are killed during the hunt. The DNR wants hunters to report dog casualties, but they are not required to do so.
Dogs Enter Wisconsin Wolf Hunt Monday
5:30 AM
Mon, Dec 2, 2013
By Susan Bence
Wisconsins second wolf hunt reaches a turning point December 2. Licensed hunters can now use up to six dogs to help track wolves. Wisconsin is the only state to allow the practice. Some celebrate the rules and others take to court.
--snip--
The function would be to make sure that we use and utilize all opportunities to harvest the quotas that we are responsible for harvesting to help keep the population stable and healthy, and Withrow adds, its something else that we can enjoy with our dogs.
--snip--
Allowing dogs to get torn up by wolves for the enjoyment of their owners, seeking to pursue wolves in this fashion, violates animal cruelty law, Jodi Habush Sinykin says.
She is a Milwaukee attorney and represents a collection of humane societies, conservation groups and what she calls, mainstream hunters. She successfully took the issue to court. Sinykin argued that the DNR failed to write rules to protect hounds used in hunting wolves.
--snip--
We may not find out how many dogs are killed during the hunt. The DNR wants hunters to report dog casualties, but they are not required to do so.
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22 wolves killed in Michigan wolf hunt 2013. The bagger legislature thumbed their noses at We [View all]
catbyte
Dec 2013
OP
I was already having a bad migraine day and reading this just made it worse
Tyrs WolfDaemon
Dec 2013
#8
Reading through the comments, I never expected to cause so much discussion
Tyrs WolfDaemon
Jan 2014
#63
This is said purely out of anger and probably won't go well but I need to say it
Arcanetrance
Dec 2013
#30
I'm trying to imagine what kind of man puts this beautiful creature in his cross hair
firsttimer
Jan 2014
#50