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Gray Wolf (Canis lupus)Depredation Control in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin
Was that a wolf? PDF on International Wolf Center's website
MichiganTo ensure a prompt response to wolf depredation and or nuisance complaints, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources asks you to call the "Report All Poaching" line (RAP). The RAP line is available 24 hrs. a day. Operators will collect your information and pass it on to local wildlife or law division staff that will make every effort to perform a timely investigation. If you know the Town, Range, and Section for your property please provide it to the operator so we can quickly locate your farm or home. The RAP number is available in the Michigan hunting and trapping guides and the fishing guides. The RAP number is also available along with other information about wildlife depredation at the Michigan DNR web site (www.michigan.gov/dnr).
MinnesotaInformation is available on the Minnesota Department of Agriculture website for people who have or may have a wolf depredation problem. Please go to http://www.mda.state.mn.us/grants/disaster/wolf.htm
Contact information for the USDA-APHIS Minnesota Wildlife Services, the agency that is responsible for trapping depredating wolves.
Information about Minnesota's wolf depredation control program is on the International Wolf Center's website at http://www.wolf.org/wolves/learn/intermed/inter_mgmt/depredation.asp
WisconsinInformation is available on the Wisconsin DNR website for people who have or may have a wolf depredation problem. Please go to http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/er/mammals/wolf/wolvesinfarms.htm
Contact information for USDA-APHIS Wildlife Services in Wisconsin, the federal agency that works with the Wisconsin DNR to investigate depredation claims and control depredating wolves.
Other information about wolf depredation control in Wisconsin
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