WI Wolf Application
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Re: WI Wolf Application
You nailed it with this post , Tim .... I (and many others) was wondering how this was going to happen..
Thanks for the info.
It sure makes for a quick season... 6 days !!!
It almost seems like you better have your scouting done already and know exactly what you will be doing !
Thanks for the info.
It sure makes for a quick season... 6 days !!!
It almost seems like you better have your scouting done already and know exactly what you will be doing !
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Re: WI Wolf Application
Wolf delisting started Jan 4th. So why did they wait so long and why does the season have to close at the end of February? Keep the season open till quota’s are met.
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Dewey wrote:Wolf delisting started Jan 4th. So why did they wait so long and why does the season have to close at the end of February? Keep the season open till quota’s are met.
Hmmmm, could politics play a part of this ........
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Any hunter that draws a tag, really needs to be on their game. Wolves are very hard creatures to kill. If they fill the quota in 6 days I'll be pretty impressed.
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Wolves tracks are numerous in northwest Juneau cty , , ,northeast Monroe cty and eastern Jackson cty, WI.....
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Email Press Release from WI DNR
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced Monday that a wolf harvest season will take place Feb. 22-28, 2021.
All hunters and trappers interested in obtaining a wolf harvest permit or preference point must apply beginning at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 16. The application period will close at 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20. Customers may apply through their Go Wild account or by visiting a participating license agent. The application permit fee is $10 plus $49 ($251 non-resident) for a wolf license if selected.
The department will post application results to each applicant’s Go Wild account the morning of Monday, Feb. 22. Customers may commence the harvest season once they secure their license and carcass/pelt tag.
The DNR will post the updated rules and regulations for the February 2021 wolf harvest season on the wolf hunting and trapping webpage no later than Friday, Feb. 19. Printed copies will not be available in time for the February wolf harvest season.
Customers interested in applying for a harvest permit or preference point should note that the Go Wild website will be down for previously scheduled maintenance 2-6 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 20.
During the Natural Resources Board Special Meeting on Feb. 15, the board unanimously voted for a harvest quota of 200 wolves outside reservation lands.
The department's approved quota considered 2020 wolf population data, population response to previous harvest seasons, scientific literature, and population model projections. The proposed quota objective is to allow for a sustainable harvest that neither increases nor decreases the state's wolf population.
Before any licenses are issued, the department will take steps to honor the Ojibwe Tribes’ right to declare up to half of the harvestable surplus in the Ceded Territory, per the Tribes’ treaty rights and court rulings.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removed gray wolves from the federal endangered species list on Jan. 4, 2021, returning management authority to the lower 48 states and tribes. The Wisconsin DNR has successfully managed gray wolves for decades and will continue to do so under our state's laws and the best science available.
The DNR will continue to plan for a wolf harvest season to open on Nov. 6, 2021, while simultaneously working towards completing a 10-year wolf management plan to guide management decisions beginning in 2022.
For more on wolves in Wisconsin, visit the DNR website for additional information on wolf hunting and trapping, wolf management and wolf conflict abatement.
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced Monday that a wolf harvest season will take place Feb. 22-28, 2021.
All hunters and trappers interested in obtaining a wolf harvest permit or preference point must apply beginning at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 16. The application period will close at 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20. Customers may apply through their Go Wild account or by visiting a participating license agent. The application permit fee is $10 plus $49 ($251 non-resident) for a wolf license if selected.
The department will post application results to each applicant’s Go Wild account the morning of Monday, Feb. 22. Customers may commence the harvest season once they secure their license and carcass/pelt tag.
The DNR will post the updated rules and regulations for the February 2021 wolf harvest season on the wolf hunting and trapping webpage no later than Friday, Feb. 19. Printed copies will not be available in time for the February wolf harvest season.
Customers interested in applying for a harvest permit or preference point should note that the Go Wild website will be down for previously scheduled maintenance 2-6 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 20.
During the Natural Resources Board Special Meeting on Feb. 15, the board unanimously voted for a harvest quota of 200 wolves outside reservation lands.
The department's approved quota considered 2020 wolf population data, population response to previous harvest seasons, scientific literature, and population model projections. The proposed quota objective is to allow for a sustainable harvest that neither increases nor decreases the state's wolf population.
Before any licenses are issued, the department will take steps to honor the Ojibwe Tribes’ right to declare up to half of the harvestable surplus in the Ceded Territory, per the Tribes’ treaty rights and court rulings.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removed gray wolves from the federal endangered species list on Jan. 4, 2021, returning management authority to the lower 48 states and tribes. The Wisconsin DNR has successfully managed gray wolves for decades and will continue to do so under our state's laws and the best science available.
The DNR will continue to plan for a wolf harvest season to open on Nov. 6, 2021, while simultaneously working towards completing a 10-year wolf management plan to guide management decisions beginning in 2022.
For more on wolves in Wisconsin, visit the DNR website for additional information on wolf hunting and trapping, wolf management and wolf conflict abatement.
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Re: WI Wolf Application
Could end up being a real crap show when the Wolf Patrol starts showing up at random areas.
https://wolfpatrol.org/
There’s talk that the anti’s wanna buy up tags so actual hunters won’t get one. Good luck with that being a draw hunt.
https://wolfpatrol.org/
There’s talk that the anti’s wanna buy up tags so actual hunters won’t get one. Good luck with that being a draw hunt.
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Dewey wrote:Could end up being a real crap show when the Wolf Patrol starts showing up at random areas.
https://wolfpatrol.org/
There’s talk that the anti’s wanna buy up tags so actual hunters won’t get one. Good luck with that being a draw hunt.
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strutnrut716 wrote:Dewey wrote:Wolf delisting started Jan 4th. So why did they wait so long and why does the season have to close at the end of February? Keep the season open till quota’s are met.
Hmmmm, could politics play a part of this ........
If I understand it correctly the states management plan specifies when the wolves are off the endangered species list season would take place November - February. Courts can only order them to uphold that agreement, this is why the hunt ends the last day of Feb. To bad they were dragging their feet, should have had a month and a half season.
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Wolf hunt application and preference points are now available on your WI Go Wild. I would recommend not to drag your feet on this even if it’s a preference point. Good luck to all that apply.
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Tim H wrote:Wolf hunt application and preference points are now available on your WI Go Wild. I would recommend not to drag your feet on this even if it’s a preference point. Good luck to all that apply.
Done
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