RE: Wolf, to shoot or not to shoot, that is the question?
The DNR arround here has classes for volunteers to take so they can properly identify a track and count it during there winter count.They also have post cards for hunters and everyone else to fill out and report a track or sighting of an unusual animal for the area.Its a good thing to REPORT an unhealthy population.I probobly wont if its walleye,or big giant bucks,but wolves chasing me up a tree,I would call the DNR before i told anyone.
Im sure there are more wolves here too.But you can only count what you can prove.tracks are evidence,so are sightings.And they will be happy to see volunteers.Give yourself a reasion to go in the woods in the off seasion,Youll be helping yourself.