Wolves of Douglas County WI Films
Our films will make the viewer stop and think about how the human race is impacting wildlife, specifically gray wolves.
In the news this week WDNR board approves changes in cable restraint rules that could place wolves and other large Carnavores at risk. These new rules are designed to catch smaller wild animals such as fox, coyote and bobcats. Read the following full story from Wisconsin Public Radio: http://www.wpr.org/dnr-board-approves-changes-cable-restraint-rules DNR Board Approves Changes …
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Every year starting on July 1 to May 1 baying hounds and the screams of terrified animals ring throughout the woods in WI. Life for Northwoods WI residents, including wolves, is not quiet because ten months out of the year dogs are allowed to run on wildlife. I've seen Hounder's trucks parked along the …
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Great Lakes wolves were delisted officially on January 27, 2012. Then on April 2, 2012 Act 169 https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2011/related/acts/169 that implemented a trophy hunt on WI wolves became law. Allowing the use of traps, firearms, dogs to track and trail wolves and bows and arrows. The trophy hunting of wild wolves mandated by a state legislature …
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"Wolves Meet Oil" Cartoon Art By Rachel Tilseth May 4th 2015 Great Lakes and Wyoming wolves are on the Endangered Species List (ESL) as of December 2014. The ESL not only protects the wolf but also the habitat the wolf lives on. Now this doesn't sit too well with mining, oil, gas and lumber companies …
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