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Idaho Passes Bill To Kill 90% Of The State s Wolves

Idaho Passes Bill To Kill 90% Of The Stateâs Wolves by : Cameron Frew on : 29 Apr 2021 14:33 PA Images/Pixabay Idaho lawmakers have passed a bill that will authorise killing 90% of the stateâs wolves. The controversial cull, designed to reduce wolf attacks on cattle, sheep and other wildlife, has been fast-tracked, having passed the state Senate last week. Advert 10 Given the Republican grip on the state legislature, itâs not surprising to see the legislation pass in the House with an overwhelming majority of 58-11. Itâll now be passed over to GOP Governor Brad Little, who hasnât indicated his support for the bill as his office doesnât comment on proposals prior to his signature.

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Bill to Greatly Expand Wolf Hunting in Idaho Heads to Governor

Update (May 7): Republican Governor Brad Little signed bill SB1211 into law today, according toNational Geographic. Acontentious bill in Idaho, aimed at reducing the state’s wolf population by more than 90 percent, will soon land on the desk of the governor. Proponents of the bill say its passing will stop wolves from harassing and killing wildlife and livestock, while opponents counter that it goes too far and fails to consider the ecological consequences of removing so many large predators. On April 21, the Idaho Senate approved the bill in a 26–7 vote. A week later, the Idaho House of Representatives voted 58–11 to send the bill on to Republican Governor Brad Little.

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Idaho could kill over 90% of its wolves in new effort to shrink their numbers

Idaho could kill over 90% of its wolves in new effort to shrink their numbers Rico Moore © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Jeff Roberson/AP Lawmakers in Idaho are pushing to drastically reduce wolf numbers in the state, perhaps by as much as over 90%, complementing other US efforts to shrink their population. Idaho’s gray wolf population was recently estimated at 1,556, but sponsors of a bill approved in the state senate last week say that the preferred number of wolf packs in the state is 15. Because a wolf pack in the region averages 10 wolves, this means the bill could lead to hunters killing well over 1,000 wolves.

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Idaho bill seeks to kill more than 1,000 wolves

Idaho bill seeks to kill more than 1,000 wolves Rico Moore © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Jeff Roberson/AP Lawmakers in Idaho are pushing to drastically reduce wolf numbers in the state, perhaps by as much as over 90%, complementing other US efforts to shrink their population. Idaho’s gray wolf population was recently estimated at 1,556, but sponsors of a bill approved in the state senate last week say that the preferred number of wolf packs in the state is 15. Because a wolf pack in the region averages 10 wolves, this means the bill could lead to hunters killing well over 1,000 wolves. The bill will see a vote in the state house of representatives today, where Republicans, who generally support the measure, hold a 58-12 majority. If successful, the bill will land on the desk of the governor for his signature soon after.

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