Protect The Wolves™ asks that you Read our Research.

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Protect The Wolves™ calls on our followers to support us to put “The Indian Trust” To Work. Protect The Wolves Calls all Large NPOS to Join them in speaking out for Wolves, Grizzlies, Bison, Wild Horses As Well as PUBLIC LANDS using The Indian Trust, Public Trust, Natures Trust Aspects. We are asking for your help to help save Wolves, Bison, Wild horses, …

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Elk Hunting Group Wants to Expand Wolf-Killing Derby into Montana: $1,000 Bounty per Wolf

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— The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF), which has funded wolf-killing derbies in Idaho to the tune of $150,000 since 2013, is now seeking to expand its $1,000-per-kill bounty program to the neighboring state of Montana. RMEF provides funds to the Foundation for Wildlife Management (F4WM), which says its mission “is to promote ungulate population recovery in areas negatively impacted …

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Besides the Majority of Republicans we  now have Minnesota Democrats Are Trying to Sabotage the Endangered Species Act

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Besides the Majority of Republicans we now have Minnesota and Wisconsin Democratic Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin are also working towards Gutting the ESA. Evidently they get alot of Rancher Donations for their campaigns These are the Very type of Elected Officials that we can Stop if you will support our Research. https://continuetogive.com/protectthewolves Call Amy and Complain (612) …

19 Oregon lawmakers denounce proposal for public wolf hunting

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  Nineteen Oregon lawmakers have requested that wolf hunting remain off the table to members of the public. In a March 27 letter, the lawmakers — all Democrats — request that Oregon’s fish and wildlife commission avoid opening the door to something they said would “greatly increase polarization and controversy over wolf management.” The letter stems from a proposal that could …