Why You Should Care About the Battle Over Wolf Hunting in
Michigan  by Tony Hansen Outdoor Life  I live in Michigan. My
state is home of about a million deer hunters and a population
of at least 700 grey wolves that can be described as nothing
less than a conservation triumph.  About 50 years ago, grey
wolves were all but extinct in the state.Today, the wolf
population is growing and vibrant. It's a population that is a
direct result of science-based wildlife management and the North
American Model of Wildlife Conservation.  Michigan's wolf
population is also the subject of the latest anti-hunting effort
by the Humane Society of the United States. And it's a tale that
can only be fully told by an inside source. See, I'm part of an
organization — Michigan United Conservation Clubs — that is very
much the tip of the spear aimed at stopping HSUS in Michigan.
This battle over wolves isn't just about wolves. In fact, it's
much more than that. It's freedom of choice. It's about allowing
the will of the people to s