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Wisconsin wolf hunt already over, just days after start

February 24, 2021 By Raymond Neupert

Wisconsin’s wolf hunt has already reached its quota, just a few days after it started.

That hunt opened up on Monday with a total of around 120 wolf tags available to regular hunters, and another 80 ceded to the state’s tribal nations. The DNR will be closing the hunts by Wednesday afternoon.

The wolf hunt was a matter of contention between Republican lawmakers and the Natural Resources Board, with a court ordering the hunt to take place.

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