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According to the Fur-Bearers, the B.C. government received a $0.46 royalty for each beaver killed, amounting to $774.64 in beaver royalties last year.
According to the Fur-Bearers, the B.C. government received a $0.46 royalty for each beaver killed, amounting to $774.64 in beaver royalties last year.
“Everyone has a role to play in protecting black bears and preventing their deaths,” said Aaron Hofman of a non-profit charity called the Fur-Bearers.
The batch of about 45 photos show dead, bloodied wolves in the snow, most of which appear to have been shot in the head, chest, neck, or spine.
Toxicology reports pending, large quantities of rat poison suspected in Richmond, B.C. deaths