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Wisconsin DNR Takes Over Grey Wolf Management
In Wisconsin, the state Department of Natural Resources will manage the wolf population outside of tribal reservation lands. DNR officials said areas where wolves have attacked domestic animals will be addressed immediately.

CWD Found In Missouri Deer For The First Time
The Missouri Department of Conservation received two positive test results for Chronic Wasting Disease from 1,077 tissue samples taken from free-ranging deer harvested by hunters in north-central Missouri during the 2011 fall firearms deer season.
Mississippi WMA Turkey Applications Now Available
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks are now accepting applications for turkey hunting on select Wildlife Management Areas
Minnesota Planning For Possible 2012 Wolf Season
Minnesota wildlife officials have begun to plan for a limited gray wolf hunting and trapping season in late 2012. This action follows last month’s announcement that wolves will return to state management Jan. 27 following roughly 35 years of federal protection.

Missouri Gun Deer Harvest Up 3% From Last Season
Hunters age 6 through 15 checked 2,193 deer during the late youth hunt Jan. 7 and 8, bringing the total harvest for the 2011-2012 firearms deer season to 238,921 compared to last year’s total of 231,513
Montana Hunters Meet 60% Of Wolf Quota; Season Extended
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reports that about 60 percent of the statewide wolf quota of 220 wolves has been met in Montana's 2011-2012 wolf hunting season. The FWP Commission then extended the wolf hunting season until Feb. 15, or until the statewide quota is met.

Minnesota Wardens Save Deer By Shooting Them
Conservation officers (CO) with the Minnesota Department of Natural resources recently saved a couple of deer by shooting them. State conservation officer Jeremy Woinarowicz of Thief River Falls received a call Dec. 28 that two bucks were locked together by their antlers in a field near Warren in Polk County. When Woinarowicz arrived at the scene, he noticed that the larger buck had already died and the live buck was frantically trying to break free.

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RE: 50% Loss on turkeys
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RE: Wisconsin Gun Deer Season 2011
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