FARM BUREAU CRITICAL OF WISCONSIN’S WOLF MANAGEMENT PLAN
From Brownfield:
A Wisconsin farm organization is not pleased with the state’s new wolf management plan. Kevin Krentz with Wisconsin Farm Bureau tells Brownfield farmer members are disappointed the DNR got away from its numerical goal for the wolf population. “In the past, we’ve had plans with managing wolves to the 350 population, and two administrations, both the Trump Administration and the Obama Administration has approved delisting the wolves with Wisconsin having a plan to manage those wolves.”
Krentz says farmers and rural residents in the northern half of the state were not taken into consideration when drafting the wolf management plan. “If you’re going to be making a decision, you need to be having a public hearing in areas that are directly affected by these animals.”
