Ever since the gray wolves of the northern Rockies were removed from their “endangered” listing per the Endangered Species Act, Wyoming has had a kill-on-sight policy in official predator areas.
One guy claimed to have killed 10 in just a matter of days. As Derek Goldman notes, their only “crime” was being wolves.
And, this isn’t “hunting” in other ways either. With a kill-on-sight policy, no licenses are required, so no money goes to the state fish and game folks for conservation.
Finally, this isn’t “hunting,” because it’s kill-on-sight and not shoot-on-sight.
But, wolves have a reprieve moved back on the Endangered Species List by judicial order.
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