Fw: State Puts a Bounty on Wolves

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-----Forwarded Message----- Friends of Animals Mar 21, 2007 9:02 AM EBbrewpunx State Puts a Bounty on Wolves

 

 

 

 

State Puts a Bounty on Wolves $150 EACH: The official kill program is far behind in its effort to protect moose and other prey.

By ALEX deMARBAN, Anchorage Daily News

Published: March 21, 2007

State game managers will pay people to kill wolves in an effort to boost Alaska's predator- control program.

The 180 volunteer pilots and aerial gunners who are the backbone of the program can get $150 in cash for turning in legs of freshly killed wolves, Gov. Sarah Palin's office announced Tuesday.

Previously, the only reward was a wolf pelt they could sell, usually for somewhere between $200 and $300, said Bruce Bartley, Department of Fish and Game spokesman.

You can read the full story online at the Anchorage Daily News.

 

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