February 25, 1999
Wolf Plan, Department of Natural Resources wolf management planShare
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Amy Radil - Reporter
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources today released a wolf management proposal that would allow livestock owners to shoot wolves in some circumstances. No other public hunting or trapping of wolves would be considered for the first five years after wolves are removed from the federal endangered species list. The DNR's plan echoes recommendations made by a citizen's roundtable last year. But DNR officials and others make clear the debate over public hunting of wolves is far from over.
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