Utah :
Not even any confirmed wolves in Utah yet almost every member of Utah’s
congressional delegation has co-sponsored legislation to remove wolves
from the endangered species act.
Representative Jason Chaffetz
wants Utah and other states to manage their wolf populations without
interference from the federal government. “You’ve got farmers in
Northern Utah that are concerned about the encroachment...."
According to the Utah Department of Agriculture--this year five calves
and eight sheep have been confirmed killed by wolves—a cost $5,000.
These wolves were thought to have wandered into the state. The
Departments’ position is to keep all wolves out of Utah.
Read more here :http://
PS..The Wolf Army does not agree with the opinion that wolves have
sufficiently recovered in the Northern Rockies and that they face no
danger of being endangered again.
According to the Utah Department of Agriculture--this year five calves and eight sheep have been confirmed killed by wolves—a cost $5,000. These wolves were thought to have wandered into the state. The Departments’ position is to keep all wolves out of Utah.
Read more here :http://
PS..The Wolf Army does not agree with the opinion that wolves have sufficiently recovered in the Northern Rockies and that they face no danger of being endangered again.
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