Cambridge Wolf Kill
By Brian Ertz On May 13, 2008 · 1 Comment · In Grazing and Livestock, Idaho Wolves, Predator Control, Uncategorized, Wolves, Wolves and Livestock
From what I understand, agencies discourage the photography of permitted ‘control’ actions – especially among private individuals permitted to kill the predators. As we see here and from what we have seen in the past, it appears that sometimes folk just can’t help themselves.
WWPblog has posted these photos of a wolf apparently legally killed near Cambridge Idaho.
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