State to offer surplus early season wolf hunting licenses Monday
Those who came up short in Minnesota's wolf license lottery for early season hunting will have a second chance to buy one. More than 600 surplus licenses weren't claimed by lottery winners, so they'll available on a first-come, first-served basis starting Monday.
Those who came up short in Minnesota's wolf license lottery for early season hunting will have a second chance to buy one, the Star Tribune reported.
The state Department of Natural Resources said that 614 surplus licenses weren't claimed by lottery winners, so they'll available on a first-come, first-served basis starting Monday.
The early season for wolf hunting begins Nov. 3, despite efforts by a pair of environmental groups to block it.
