December 26, 2013
MARQUETTE, Mich. — Michigan authorities say at least 21 wolves have been killed in the Upper Peninsula during the state’s first wolf hunt in decades.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says that’s the total as of 6 a.m. Thursday. The department has expressed doubt that the hunt will reach its quota of 43 by year’s end.
The take in the wolf hunt remained at 20 for around three weeks as frigid weather kept the killing down.
The season opened in three sections of the U.P. on Nov. 15.
Before the season, the DNR estimated that Michigan had 658 wolves
Exposing the Big Game 
Oh deer! The headline implies one of two likely possibilities:
1) Michigan wolf hunters are letting themselves and their families starve, because the weather is so bad that they can’t safely leave the cabin without dying of exposure. They’ll probably have to spit up one of the kids to survive, since they can’t bring home any of that tasty, nutritious, dog meat.
2) Michigan wolf hunters do not kill wolves to put good, healthy, dog meat on the table, but it’s just for the hell of it, and there’s no reason to bundle up, as there is really no biological urgency for the hunt.
This article appeared on the Weather Channel, as if their readers/viewers need to know how the weather is impacting the good, clean, all-American sport of wolf hunting.
wolf killers of Michigan you make me sick, I hope the weather stays so cold you can’t hunt!!!! MAYBE SOME OF YOU WILL FREEZE IN THE PROCESS!!!
Wolf killers have no ethics, principles or a conscience. They are born that way, with evil in their hearts. They enjoy harming & killing the weak.