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No-Kill Project Continues As Idaho Expands Wolf Hunting And Trapping

By Zach Altman | July 7, 2021

While a new law in Idaho seeks to reduce wolf populations in the State through more liberal hunting, the Wood River Wolf Project continues their effort to employ non-lethal deterrents to reduce conflict between wolves and sheep

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