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Gray Wolf Numbers Fall to Their Lowest Level in a Decade in Far Northern Minnesota

Wolf numbers dropped to about 100 near Voyageurs National Park, their lowest in over a decade, as mild winters hinder wolves' ability to catch deer, researchers said.

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A string of mild winters and scarce deer may have taken their toll on northern Minnesota's wolves.

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Gray wolf numbers fall to their lowest level in a decade in far northern Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS — A string of mild winters and scarce deer may have taken their toll on northern Minnesota’s wolves.

·Albuquerque, United States
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Minnesota wolf numbers near Voyageurs hit decade low as deer populations decline

The Voyageurs Wolf Project estimated a 20% decline in wolf numbers this year, likely because of mild winters and fewer deer.

·Minneapolis, United States
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Game officials in Virginia want deer population reduced to maintain balance in nature

A balance between population and preservation is what Virginia game officials are trying to achieve...

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