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Bill to authorize wolf hunt in Wisconsin gains final approval


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A bill to authorize a wolf hunt in Wisconsin gained final approval on Wednesday.

The Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission opposed the bill. Most of the wolves that would be hunted are located in the northern part of the state, where tribes hold treaty rights.

Republicans pushed for the bill.

Get the Story:
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Wolf Hunting (The New York Times 3/14)
Wolf hunt, family care, sex education bills pass (The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 3/14)
DNR prepares for wolf hunt (Wisconsin Radio Network 3/14)

Related Stories:
Ojibwe tribes in Wisconsin oppose bill to authorize wolf hunt (3/13)

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