Ojibwe plan to kill an elk alarms DNR (The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 9/12)
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Ojibwe tribes planning for a ceremonial elk hunt in Wisconsin
Posted: Wednesday, September 12, 2012
The Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission has issued a permit for a ceremonial elk hunt in Wisconsin.
Ojibwe tribes retain hunting, fishing and other rights on land ceded by treaties.
But state officials are questioning the plan to take one elk.
According to The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, there are only 185 elk in the state.
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Ojibwe plan to kill an elk alarms DNR (The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 9/12)
Ojibwe plan to kill an elk alarms DNR (The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 9/12)
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