Montana Outdoors Vol 18 No 5 Sep/oct 1987
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Wolf pups are released since they cannot kill large livestock. This program has resulted in an average kill of about 25 wolves a year.
In 1983, the Department of the Interior proposed transfer of Minnesota wolf management to the state which intended to reopen a wolf trapping season. Trappers would be permitted to take a limited number of wolves yearly and sell the hides. The state saw this as a way to help control depredation problems and generate some needed local support and revenue for enfor...cement, wolf management, and damage compensation.
In 1984, the USFWS issued regulations permitting this limited sport season on the wolf. This move was opposed in court by 14 conservation groups. The Federal District Court ruled against transfer of wolf management to the state. The USFWS appealed and, in February 1985, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis ruled that the taking of "threatened" species may be permitted only when it is necessary to relieve "extraordinary population pressures within an ecosystem." The USFWS and Minnesota had to "prove" this situation in order to proceed; most biologists believe gathering such information is cost prohibitive and may be technically impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wolf pups are released since they cannot kill large livestock. This program has resulted in an average kill of about 25 wolves a year.
In 1983, the Department of the Interior proposed transfer of Minnesota wolf management to the state which intended to reopen a wolf trapping season. Trappers would be permitted to take a limited number of wolves yearly and sell the hides. The state saw this as a way to help control depredation problems and generate some needed local support and revenue for enfor...cement, wolf management, and damage compensation.
In 1984, the USFWS issued regulations permitting this limited sport season on the wolf. This move was opposed in court by 14 conservation groups. The Federal District Court ruled against transfer of wolf management to the state. The USFWS appealed and, in February 1985, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis ruled that the taking of "threatened" species may be permitted only when it is necessary to relieve "extraordinary population pressures within an ecosystem." The USFWS and Minnesota had to "prove" this situation in order to proceed; most biologists believe gathering such information is cost prohibitive and may be technically impossible.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 18 No 5 Sep/oct 1987?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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