Conservation
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Despite Pressure, Wisconsin Allows Hunters to Kill Up to 300 Wolves During the Fall Hunt
For the 2021 Fall hunting season, Wisconsin wildlife authorities approved the slaughter of 300 wolves, more than tripling biologists' proposal of a 130-wolf kill quota.
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