Bill would limit Arizona's authority over Mexican gray wolves
A bill would prevent state wildlife authorities from outlawing Mexican gray wolf deaths under certain circumstances.
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A bill would prevent state wildlife authorities from outlawing Mexican gray wolf deaths under certain circumstances.
Conservation groups say someone shot and killed the young wolf, who gained fame last year when he ventured outside the species recovery area.
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The Arizona Game and Fish Department says it has radio collared several wolf pups that were born in captivity and added to wild packs, and that field studies show its program for the endangered Mexican gray wolf is working. Last spring, the Arizona Game and Fish Department added 20 wolf pups to wild packs to help improve genetic diversity.It’s impossible to tell by looking