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Three still-unresolved lawsuits will determine the fate of Wisconsin’s wolf hunt.Josef Pittner / GettySHARE
Wisconsin hunters who were hoping to put a tag on a timber wolf this past November were stymied when Dane County Circuit Judge Jacob Frost issued a temporary injunction on October 22, blocking the hunt just weeks before the season was to open. Now, those left hoping that the injunction would be temporary enough to allow a hunt before the end of February are stymied again, as a backlog of court cases will postpone final rulings until spring, effectively ending any hope of a wolf hunt this winter.Top Articlesby Field & Stream
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Animal-advocacy groups that sued to block the hunt are celebrating the delay. According theSheehafer News, executive director of Friends of the Wisconsin Wolf and Wildlife…
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