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Wisconsin DNR comments on alleged wolf sightings in Eau Claire County![]()
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According to the Wisconsin DNR, last week they received a "credible report" of a large, black wolf spotted in the Town of Washington.![]()
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Large carnivore specialist Randy Johnson said he wasn't surprised; wolf sightings typically peak this time of year.![]()
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"It's entirely possible," Johnson said. "We know that there are resident wolf packs to the east, even within Eau Claire County in the eastern part of the county. Especially this time of year, end of the fall, there's younger wolves dispersing out from those packs. Those dispersing wolves can show up literally anywhere in the state."![]()
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Johnson said there's no reason to be afraid, just be a little more cautious with your pets. He said wolves are most active at dawn and dusk, so keep pets leashed, close, and supervised when it's darker. He added, take precautions you would with other wildlife, such as keeping pet food inside.
Wisconsin DNR comments on alleged wolf sightings in Eau Claire County
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According to the Wisconsin DNR, last week they received what they called a credible report of a large, black wolf spotted in the Town of Washington.NWC Business Office
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