From the DNR...............
Ruling temporarily prevents hunting wolves with dogs, and training dogs to hunt wolves
A recent judicial ruling has temporarily prevented or enjoined the use of dogs for hunting wolves, and also the use of dogs to train to hunt wolves. As a result of this ruling, please be advised that the use of dogs for tracking and trailing of wolves is not authorized when hunting wolves under a wolf harvesting license. Also, the use of dogs for training to track or train free ranging wolves is not authorized at this time. As this is a temporary injunction, the injunction on the use of dogs for wolf hunting and training could be lifted at a future date. Therefore, please contact the department for updates or changes later this fall.
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Re: Ruling temporarily prevents hunting wolves with dogs, an
Saw that too. I think the Humane society was pushing that. They claim too many dogs will be killed or injured by wolves.
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Re: Ruling temporarily prevents hunting wolves with dogs, an
I also read about this. I can see there point, but it is comparable to running bears with dogs, though it is usually one bear versus who know ho many wolves, a bear can turn on the offensive and start taking out dogs too.
But rules are rules..
But rules are rules..
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