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Plenty of Applications for Minnesota Wolf Hunt

More than 23,000 people have applied for permits to hunt wolves this fall when Minnesota opens its first season since the gray wolf came off the endangered species list.

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Minnesota Taking Applications For Upcoming Wolf Season

Minnesota is taking applications for its upcoming wolf hunting and trapping season. The state will award 6,000 licenses by lottery for a statewide target harvest of 400 wolves. The statewide bag limit is one wolf.

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DNR Sets Conservative Wolf Harvest

For the first time in 38 years, hunters and trappers in Minnesota will be able to harvest wolves this fall.

In 1974 the federal government put wolves on the Endangered Species List. But, their populations rebounded and wolves were ultimately de-listed and returned to state management this January.

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Martin Cathrae, Flickr
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Minnesota Releases Wolf Hunting, Trapping Plans

Minnesota is releasing details about its plans for the state's first regulated wolf hunting and trapping season. The wolf season will start Nov. 3 when the firearms deer season opens.

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DNR Hustles to Finalize Wolf-Hunt Details

Now that Minnesota's wolf-hunting season is official, the pressure shifts to state wildlife officials to finalize how to handle issues such as licensing and registration.

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Martin Cathrae, Flickr
Martin Cathrae, Flickr
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Minnesota DNR Hurries to Finalize Wolf-Hunt Details

Now that Minnesota's wolf-hunting season is official, the pressure shifts to state wildlife officials to finalize how to handle issues such as licensing and registration.

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