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If the wolf population keeps growing in northern Wisconsin. 

 Could the question occur, Should we open

 up a legal hunt on wolves to help control their population? 

 The photo you see  here is the results of a doe attacked by wolves in someones backyard in Mercer Wisconsin.   

For all those that think we should not       

 have controlled hunts to manage wildlife. 

 Think again.  I believe in protection of

endangered species myself.  But there is

 no way we can manage without hunters.

 Plus their money goes into land management and wildlife habitat.  We need hunters and fishermen when it comes right down to it.  

  Again Natures balance.  We cannot manage

 without management control. It's impossible. 

 This is no longer the 1800s. We do have controlled

 hunting programs .  Not that we have always proven

 to be right every time. But we always seem to

 make them work .  If they are  managed correctly.

As cruel to some as that may sound.

 They work, and they put funds back into wildlife habitat.                                                                          

                                                                                                                                 

I  like wolves and I do not believe they

should all be killed off to the point of extinction.

 But we do have to manage our wildlife.

  Sometimes hunting is the only answer. In this case trapping may be an answer. But the question remains. 

Would it be enough to control our

Wisconsin and Michigan wolf problem ?  If it is, or gets out of control.  Remember animals act on instinct.

 They do not manage our wildlife. We do.

 To wild animals it's just a matter of survival.

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drr1289