Click here to read the story…Wisconsin Residents claim Dog attacks on rise, Then DNR says people are using dogs to hunt more…..
Department of Natural Resources wildlife supervisor Jeff Pritzl says the spike in incidents doesn’t necessarily reflect any changes wolf population or behavior. Pritzl told WLUK-TV that more people are out hunting coyotes, bobcats, and rabbits with their dogs because of the milder winter.
Pritzl said the peak time for wolf-related incidents is late summer and early fall. He said most of the activity is usually in the northwest part of the state.
There’s been a wolf hunt in the past three years, however the wolf has now been relisted as an endangered species.
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