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Based on the info in the above thread, it sounds like the Colville tribe informed the state of the same information in the Grand Coulee article at the Spokane meeting.
It also sounds like they will be managing their wolves well before the rest of the state will be
Post by: asl20bball on December 01, 2011, 02:23:06 PM
http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,86135.15.html
Based on the info in the above thread, it sounds like the Colville tribe informed the state of the same information in the Grand Coulee article at the Spokane meeting.
It also sounds like they will be managing their wolves well before the rest of the state will be
The tribes will be some of the best allies we have when it comes to wolf control in my opinion b/c they will develope their own wolf plans, which I'm sure will take a more proacitve stance on wolf/ungulate management. In addition we all know the pandora box pertaining to law suits when it comes to their rights.
Post by: deerslyr on December 01, 2011, 02:28:04 PM