This means that an additional four wolves may be killed in the approved territories located in the counties of Södermanland, Värmland, Västmanland, Västra Götaland and Örebro.
In three territories – Venabäcken, Ripelången and Tångeråsareviret and Villingsberg – the hunt has now ended because all the allocated wolves have been shot, according to the newspaper's compilation.
In the Tjunken territory in Värmland and in the Gryten territory in Södermanland, two of the six allocated wolves remain each.
On Sunday, three wolves were killed – two in Tjunken and the twelfth and last allocated wolf in Tångeråsa and Villingsbergsreviret in Örebro County.
This year's wolf hunt began on 2 January and lasts until 15 February at the latest.