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Idaho wolves debate future as plan draws cautious review
Idaho Fish and Game officials in Boise explained a general wolf management plan aimed at guiding seasons and conflict responses. Wolf numbers exceed 800 with a 20 percent annual rise, while the goal is stabilization with regional reductions, possibly allowing 150 wolves to be killed annually in high conflict zones.
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Boisie
Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game
Boise
Yellowstone
Doug Smith
Jon Rachael
Southwest Region
Fish and Game
Rachael
Fish and Game Commission