I hunt in Necedah, WI and we have never had wolves since I have hunted there and we have always been able to harvest many many deer for our freezers.. its our main food source.. This year, we discovered a pack of 8 wolves in the neighboring woods us and we saw only one deer during bow season, 150 or so yeards away. Now, anyone who wants to tell me that the pack had nothing to do with this, must be crazy. The neighbor put his trail camera above the wolf den and took pictures of wolves carrying in 23 different fawns in spring. If anyone wants to tell me that this has no affect on our population, I would LOVE to see a different explanation as to why I saw almost no deer this year. I have no problem with wolves so long as they are monitored. They are not monitored and I can only fear what this will do to the future hunting generations because of the lack in future deer populations.. We are already loosing hunters because of new rules like earn-a-buck, so why don't we try to stop from loosing anhmore? God knows this state needs all the tax income it can get from tags and liscense sales...

Brandon