Due to the Endangered Species Act of 1973, the low numbers in the grey wolf population have been closely watched and worried over. Since 1976, the grey wolf populations in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan has significantly increased. With such a large increase, there will be many effects to the local human population in these areas everyday lives. Activities, such as hunting, camping, hiking, and raising cattle, will be greatly affected. With the increase in wolf populations, it can difficult and dangerous to participate in hunting. According to "The Gray Wolf" by Rafael Marte, "One public concern is that wolves will reduce deer populations so much that the annual hunting season will be affected"(pg. 2). The prey populations, such as
