As of this morning, hunters 9 wolves shy of Wisconsin quota

By Associated Press Published: November 12, 2014,

File photo (Wisconsin DNR/Herbert Lange)

MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Hunters are just nine wolves shy of Wisconsin’s statewide kill limit.
According to the state Department of Natural Resources, hunters had killed 141 wolves as of Tuesday. The statewide limit is 150 animals.

The state’s third annual wolf season began Oct. 15. It’s slated to run until Feb. 28 or until hunters reach the kill limit. Only two management zones remain open – one in northwestern Wisconsin and one that includes most of the southern and central portions of the state.

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