Cry Wolf??? SE of Wisc. Rapids!!!
06-06-2010, 08:29 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Wisconsin
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Cry Wolf??? SE of Wisc. Rapids!!!
Just got back from the Prairie Chicken Booming grounds just East of Wisc Rapids and guess what?
A Wolf was seen taking out a turkey nest a meer hudnred yards form my buddies home!
I know these poeple will no longer let their dogs wander their property on the prairie with out constant supervison!
I wonder how those cattle farmers feel that Wolves are now in that area just 40 some miles north of Portage?
JW
A Wolf was seen taking out a turkey nest a meer hudnred yards form my buddies home!
I know these poeple will no longer let their dogs wander their property on the prairie with out constant supervison!
I wonder how those cattle farmers feel that Wolves are now in that area just 40 some miles north of Portage?
JW
06-06-2010, 02:52 PM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Stoughton, WI
Posts: 34
Just got back from the Prairie Chicken Booming grounds just East of Wisc Rapids and guess what?
A Wolf was seen taking out a turkey nest a meer hudnred yards form my buddies home!
I know these poeple will no longer let their dogs wander their property on the prairie with out constant supervison!
I wonder how those cattle farmers feel that Wolves are now in that area just 40 some miles north of Portage?
JW
A Wolf was seen taking out a turkey nest a meer hudnred yards form my buddies home!
I know these poeple will no longer let their dogs wander their property on the prairie with out constant supervison!
I wonder how those cattle farmers feel that Wolves are now in that area just 40 some miles north of Portage?
JW
06-07-2010, 04:55 AM
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Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Nekoosa Wi USA
Posts: 6,066
Wolves are becoming an increasing concern in Wi. I have seen several wolves in the Neillsville area as well as in the WI Rapids area. We need to band together and get these things under control no matter the consequences. The DNR has openly admitted that there are too many wolves in WI now and are apparently working on a solution. What that solution is, is yet to be detirmend. The animal rights group seem to have their way no matter what, I say its time we stand up, take this issue to Washington DC and do something about it. But it may just be easier to shoot them in the guts and let them wander off and die. Theres no need for Wolves in Wi. Not in most areas of the state anyways.
06-08-2010, 12:32 PM
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Typical Buck
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Location: N/W WI.
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06-09-2010, 06:28 PM
#6
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 21,193
When wolves somehow wandered into Wisconsin up here in the Northern end, many of us voiced our concern to the DNR about them. As usual we were ignored and told that wolves are not a problem. Also there were only a few of them. Nothing to worry about. When the population of the gray wolf started to increase dramatically, we were told that there were no where near the number of wolves "we the people" who live here, suspected there was.
We better get used to the fact that wolves and other animals are all over this State. Bears in down town Verona near Madison. Sauk County, Juneau County, Columbia County reporting bear and wolf sightings. Wisconsin is getting more wild every day...
We better get used to the fact that wolves and other animals are all over this State. Bears in down town Verona near Madison. Sauk County, Juneau County, Columbia County reporting bear and wolf sightings. Wisconsin is getting more wild every day...
06-10-2010, 04:17 PM
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Gilberts, IL
Posts: 226
Wolves are becoming an increasing concern in Wi. I have seen several wolves in the Neillsville area as well as in the WI Rapids area. We need to band together and get these things under control no matter the consequences. The DNR has openly admitted that there are too many wolves in WI now and are apparently working on a solution. What that solution is, is yet to be detirmend. The animal rights group seem to have their way no matter what, I say its time we stand up, take this issue to Washington DC and do something about it. But it may just be easier to shoot them in the guts and let them wander off and die. Theres no need for Wolves in Wi. Not in most areas of the state anyways.
I saw one off of the Interstate Just north of Portage. If I ever see one and I'm in the woods hunting, well, I'm gonna do what he ^ said!
07-12-2010, 04:18 PM
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Mid West
Posts: 591
I live just south of the Meadow Valley wildlife area and the wolf population is out of control in my opinion. My farm is actually on the edge of a packs territory and they come through every 5-6 weeks and coyotes and deer all but disappear when there around. To top it off, there not affraid of anything. Now the big cats are showing up. Better be packing more than a bow when your out in the bush!
07-12-2010, 04:26 PM
#9
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 65
When wolves somehow wandered into Wisconsin up here in the Northern end, many of us voiced our concern to the DNR about them. As usual we were ignored and told that wolves are not a problem. Also there were only a few of them. Nothing to worry about. When the population of the gray wolf started to increase dramatically, we were told that there were no where near the number of wolves "we the people" who live here, suspected there was.
We better get used to the fact that wolves and other animals are all over this State. Bears in down town Verona near Madison. Sauk County, Juneau County, Columbia County reporting bear and wolf sightings. Wisconsin is getting more wild every day...
We better get used to the fact that wolves and other animals are all over this State. Bears in down town Verona near Madison. Sauk County, Juneau County, Columbia County reporting bear and wolf sightings. Wisconsin is getting more wild every day...
