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Idaho wolf hunt

  • Wolf-watching areas sought in Idaho

    Brian Ertz

    The Idaho Conservation League (ICL) is proposing a Central Idaho wolf-watching area that if granted by the Idaho Department of Fish & Game (IDFG) commission would spare wolves in areas surrounding highways in Central Idaho the impending wolf-hunt should delisting pass the test of litigation currently underway. Should wolves have a sanctuary? – Idaho Mountain…

  • Idaho considers wolf hunt rules (news story on what you can talk about at the meetings)

    Ralph Maughan

    Idaho considers wolf hunt rules. By Todd Dvokak. Associated Press writer. Update May 7. Defenders: meetings not scheduled in pro-wolf areas on purpose. By Jason Kauffman. Idaho  Mountain Express Staff Writer

  • ID Fish and Game: Don't count on Idaho wolf hunts soon

    Ralph Maughan

    John Miller of AP wrote this: ID Fish and Game: Don’t count on Idaho wolf hunts soon. The federal government may lift protections from northern Rocky Mountain gray wolves by March, but a state wildlife manager said Thursday he expects environmentalists’ lawsuits over Idaho’s management plan will delay legal wolf hunts for the foreseeable future.…

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