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On Aug. 14, 2026, USDA-Wildlife Services verified that wolves killed two hunting dogs in the town of Winter, Sawyer County.
On Aug. 15, 2026, USDA-Wildlife Services verified that wolves killed a beef cow in the town of Brule, Douglas County. Auditory deterrents have been deployed as a non-lethal abatement measure.
On Aug. 17, 2026, USDA-Wildlife Services verified that wolves killed a cow in the town of Ashland, Ashland County.
On Aug. 17, 2026, USDA-Wildlife Services verified a level 2 human health and safety complaint from wolves in the town of Flambeau, Price County. Level 2 human and health safety complaints are defined under the wolf conflict investigation classifications.
On Aug. 18, 2026, USDA-Wildlife Services verified that wolves harassed a herd of cattle in the town of Florence, Florence County. Auditory deterrents have been deployed as a non-lethal abatement measure.
On Aug. 19, 2026, USDA-Wildlife Services verified a level 2 human health and safety complaint from wolves in the town of Flambeau, Price County. Level 2 human and health safety complaints are defined under the wolf conflict investigation classifications.
Dang Steve R, sounds like the wolf management program has been very successful....lol Question... does Wisconsin allow night hunting and are suppressed rifles allowed?
Yes, as far as I know current regulations allow night hunting for coyotes with night vision and silencers. The only restriction I am aware of is that no artificial light can be used to shine the target animal.
Yes, as far as I know current regulations allow night hunting for coyotes with night vision and silencers. The only restriction I am aware of is that no artificial light can be used to shine the target animal.
I thought we can use a light on coyotes at night on the point of kill, but not to scan
Yes, you can use any light at point of kill only. IR, is considered a light so only available at point of kill also. Night vision is legal for scanning if using natural illumination (moonlight) as the only light source. Thermal uses heat detection and is not a light, so can also be used to scan.
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