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New bill would allow for 90 percent of wolves in the state to be killed Photo by Jacob W. Frank/National Park Service via AP For the Idaho legislature, it seems, the only good wolf is a dead wolf.  In late April, the Idaho legislature passed a bill that would allow hunters to kill up to 90 percent  of Idaho’s wolf population. The legislation is now awaiting Governor Brad Little’s signature. If signed into law, hunters and trappers will be able to kill as many wolves as they d like without restrictions. The Idaho legislature’s savagery does not stop at doing away with hunting limits. The law would permit hunters to run down wolves with motorized vehicles and hunt in the dark using night-vision equipment (nearly all states restrict hunting to daylight hours). It would also extend the trapping season on private property to year-round, even during the breeding season, and allow hunters to trap or shoot as many animals as they want on a single tag. The law would also allow

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