Every Government agency seems to want some sort of control….. Feds control the ESL!!
PHOENIX — An Arizona Senate committee has passed a measure requiring prior approval for the release of Mexican gray wolves into the wild.
Sen. Gail Griffin of Hereford sponsored the legislation requiring the Arizona Game and Fish Commission to approve any release of a Mexican gray wolf. The measure prevents release near state trust land or private property and requires a full DNA profile of each released wolf.
About 110 Mexican gray wolves roam a portion of Arizona and New Mexico nearly two decades after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released 11 wolves.
The Senate Natural Resources Committee passed Senate Bill 1243 on a 6-1 vote.
Source: Senate committee OKs bill on Mexican gray wolf release | News | havasunews.com