I believe that in the state of Wisconsin nobody should be able to hunt
wolves. First, they are historically important to our natives that founded this
land. For that reason we should respect them and not let anymore harvest our
wolves. Second, wolves are a keystone species which keep all the other species
in check within the state of Wisconsin. If we remove the wolf species from the
food web, we will have much more of problem on our hands. Third, the estimated
800 wolves in the state are the only wolves we have. We would not want to put
this number in danger with the effect of hunting. Lastly, many people just like the enjoyment of
seeing a wolf in nature. Since they are seen as such a majestic animal, many
feel it would be a shame not to pass on the privilege of seeing a wolf to
future generations.
I read both posts and believe you do not believe in this position. The first post,Beieving Game B, states that only 200 at most tags are givin out. 800 - 200= 600. 600 wolves is still alot and I dont think it will affect future generations of children from seeing a wild wolf in the future.
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