Holy smokes!  Must just be a few wolfs out there if some zones are already closing.  CONGRATULATIONS guys and gals who have been successful. I would love to hear some stories, tactics and so forth on how everyone has filled their tags!  I think we as hunters can't hide and must be proud of our accomplishments.   If feelings are hurt, so be it. Life is hard, wear a helmet. Nice to see the pictures posted so far. Thanks 

Congratulations!

Way to go Gentlemen. 

Awesome pimply hope to see more photos.  If people are on Facebook look up Wisconsin wolf hunting.  More photos of success. 

Congratulations to those successful hunters. Good luck to everyone still hunting.. Remember what we are up against as hunters. If any of you guys are on Facebook look up Wolf patrol. It pretty much lays out the anti wolf hunting platform..

Awesome trophy!!

Got permission from my friend, strategic photos, of course.

Very good job guys. Congratulations on the success.

And, just released:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Feb. 23, 2021
 Contact: DNR Office Of Communications
 [email protected]

Wolf Harvest Zones 2,5,6 Will Close To Hunting And Trapping Effective 10 a.m. Feb. 24

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced today wolf harvesting Zones 2,5,6 will close to hunting and trapping gray wolves effective 10 a.m., Feb. 24. At that time, the zones will close to any further hunting and trapping of wolves for the February 2021 wolf harvest season.

With this closure, a total of three wolf harvest zones have closed this season. The DNR advises wolf hunters and trappers they can currently continue to pursue wolves in Zones 1,3,4.

The department will announce additional zone closures through news releases, notification at dnr.wi.gov, and via the telephone information system, 1-855-299-9653. It is each hunter and trapper's responsibility to verify and abide by zone closures. The department encourages hunters and trappers to check the website and call-in number daily.

Harvest updates and zone closures will be posted to the website here as information becomes available.

Day 1 (a Monday no less, and with no time for hunters/trappers to prepare) of the wolf hunt: 44% of the quota has been met.  Remember though, there are only a tad over 1,000 wolves in WI.........