BOISE, ID – An Idaho board responsible for the killing of wolves that attack livestock and other wildlife is a step closer to getting an additional $400,000 in state funding. The funds were approved in a 26-4 Senate vote on Wednesday. The funding now only needs the approval of Governor Brad Little. The Idaho Wolf Depredation Control Board is funded …
USDA Wildlife Services agrees to temporarily halt lethal wolf control, ‘cyanide bomb’ use
Protect The Wolves™ Certainly Hopes that the $154,000 settlement terms for this Lawsuit are payed where it Belongs!!! With Canyon Mansfields Family!! USDA Wildlife Services has reached a settlement with five conservation organizations agreeing to temporarily stop using lethal methods to target gray wolves on certain public lands and to suspend its use of M-44s, also known as “cyanide bombs.” …
Larkspur poison concerns continue for cattle producers/ far worse than Predators
Cattle Loss to Larkspur makes losses to wolves or other predators seem like a drop in the bucket. Tall larkspur (wild delphinium) is a cattle killer. The poisonous plant claims average death losses of 4-5% annually in some allotments in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. Some ranchers experience death losses of more than 15%, says James Pfister of the …
Colorado Parks and Wildlife: First pack of wolves reported in Colorado
Just watch, now the livestock Industry will most likely file lawsuits to prevent reintroduction says Protect The Wolves™ One day after a measure to reintroduce wolves was placed on this year’s ballot, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says a likely wolf pack was confirmed in the state. CPW said an eyewitness reported six large canids — a term that can describe wolves, jackals, foxes, coyote and …