Wisconsin wolf kills bear hound
Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 9:12 pm
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Wolves Kill Bear Hound in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County
by Outdoor Hub on September 20, 2012
submitted by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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On September 18, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves from the Siskiwit Lake pack killed a bear hound while hunting in the Town of Bell, Bayfield County. Hunters should be aware of the potential conflict and should exercise caution within the caution area.
Find a caution area map and more on the gray wolf webpage.
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wildlifehabitat ... gdeps.html
Siskiwit Lake Pack, Bayfield County
On September 18, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves from the Siskiwit Lake pack killed a bear hound while hunting in the Town of Bell. The dog was a 7-year old female Plott hound. Hunters should be aware of the potential conflict and should exercise caution within the area outlined on the map below. The caution area includes Highway C to the east, Campbell Road and Boundary Road on the south, Lenawee Road on the west and Lake Superior to the north.
Logo courtesy Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Wolves Kill Bear Hound in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County
by Outdoor Hub on September 20, 2012
submitted by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Share This:
On September 18, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves from the Siskiwit Lake pack killed a bear hound while hunting in the Town of Bell, Bayfield County. Hunters should be aware of the potential conflict and should exercise caution within the caution area.
Find a caution area map and more on the gray wolf webpage.
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wildlifehabitat ... gdeps.html
Siskiwit Lake Pack, Bayfield County
On September 18, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves from the Siskiwit Lake pack killed a bear hound while hunting in the Town of Bell. The dog was a 7-year old female Plott hound. Hunters should be aware of the potential conflict and should exercise caution within the area outlined on the map below. The caution area includes Highway C to the east, Campbell Road and Boundary Road on the south, Lenawee Road on the west and Lake Superior to the north.
Logo courtesy Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources