MARQUETTE, MI-- The Department of Natural Resources is looking for information on two wolf poaching cases in Mackinac and Schoolcraft counties.
The first wolf was found November 26 near County Road 468 in Lakeland Township. Officials determined it had died of a gunshot wound elsewhere and had been dumped near the Mackinac-Luce county line.
The second wolf was also found November 26 in Schoolcraft County near Gulliver in Doyle Township. It was part of a wildlife study, and its collar had been removed and thrown away.
Anyone with information on either poaching is asked to call their local DNR office or the Report All Poaching hotline at 800-292-7800. A reward is being offered for tips leading to the arrest of those responsible.
