State wolf plan draws critics of predator law: Wolf hunting advocates say give Gov. Mead’s plan a chance to work « Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management

Posted by: Bob Payne | August 31, 2011

State wolf plan draws critics of predator law: Wolf hunting advocates say give Gov. Mead’s plan a chance to work

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service would likely accept changes to a deal with Wyoming that would prohibit indiscriminate killing of wolves throughout Teton County, a county commissioner said last week. Teton County Commissioner Hank Phibbs made the comments Aug. 24 at a meeting on the draft Wyoming Gray Wolf Management Plan in Jackson.

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