Photo credit: Jason Foesch via H4H Wolf Watch FB Group To fully understand the complexity of Gray Wolf protection we need to look at the worldwide population and management techniques used in different countries. The global gray wolf population is estimated to be 300,000 and growing. Once abundant over much of North America and Eurasia, the gray wolf inhibits a smaller portion of its former range because of widespread destruction of its habitat, human encroachment of its habi

Meeting Minutes – Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, USDA APHIS and Hunters for Hunters, (H4H), a Minnesota-based hunter advocacy group.

Photo Courtesy of Our Wolf Watch FB Group, credit Nolan Skuse Here are some of the highlights of this 67-page, 9-year plan, “word for word”. My personal comments are bolded. The plan can be viewed at https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wolves/wolf-plan.html “Today, wolves are distributed across half of the state in numbers of 2,700, well above the endangered species act recovery plan goals of 1.250-1400.” Twice the Recovery Goal! “Some readers might be surprised to find that this pl

First off, please review this news clip. https://www.kbjr6.com/2022/02/18/kbjr6-special-report-inside-intense-project-aimed-preserving-minnesotas-moose/ Forty years ago, the only wolves in MN were found in moose country, in and around the BWCA, which always had low deer numbers. Blaming the deer for migrating into Moose country bringing wolves with them sounds like BS. Quite the opposite, the wolves were confined to this remote area because of an open season on them, and t