Wisconsin permitted people to hunt a contentious species. That might change next year. ...Middle East

Wisconsin wolf hunters may face new restrictions next year. (Christel SAGNIEZ from Pixabay/)This article originally featured on Field & Stream.Wisconsin’s controversial wolf season might look a lot different next year. The recent weeklong February hunt closed after just three days as hunters and trappers exceeded the harvest quota by 82 percent, prompting outrage from far beyond the state’s borders and creating national news headlines. An op-ed in yesterday’s Washington Post titled, “Wisconsin’s Brutal Wolf Hunt Shows Hunters Have Too Much Sway Over Conservation Policy,” for example, didn’t pull any punches. The result has been a black eye for the Wisconsin DNR and hunters alike.With the Bid

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