This makes me mad. We may have been lied to. Something to think about. Have we been lied to about reason for bounty hunt er being pulled???!!! Idaho official says hunter eliminated 2 wolf packs The Associated PressJanuary 29, 2014 FacebookTwitterGoogle PlusRedditE-mailPrint>> MOST POPULAR STORIES Valley roads slick from freezing rain — heres a roundup of crashes, blocks, school closings Driving in a fast car? Idaho lawmakers to consider 80 mph Coeur d’Alene tight end switches from Washington to Boise State Unsealed: What St. Lukes and Blue Cross of Idaho didnt want you to know Idaho House committee says it was ‘duped’ on instant racing Idaho lawmaker: Pre-emptive strike needed to help faithful >> TODAYS DEAL $99 for a Sciton BBL Photo Facial for Sun Damage, Age Spots and Redness of the Face, Décolleté or Hands at Northwest Laser Institute and Medi Spa ($199 value) $99.00Buy Now!KETCHUM, IDAHO — A state official says the reason a professional hunter has been called out of a federal wilderness in central Idaho is because he succeeded in killing all the wolves in two packs.Idaho Department of Fish and Game spokesman Mike Keckler tells the Idaho Mountain Express (bit.ly/1aHwsQA ) the hunter killed eight wolves with traps and a ninth by hunting. He started in mid-December.Keckler says no wolves were killed in the last several weeks in the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness.He says the agency decided it had reached its goal of eliminating the Golden Creek and Monumental Creek packs as part of a plan to bolster elk numbers.Officials announced Monday the hunter was coming out.Conservation groups had filed a lawsuit trying to stop the hunt.Information from: Idaho Mountain Express, mtexpressFacebookTwitterGoogle PlusRedditE-mailPrintOrder a reprint of this story> JOIN THE CONVERSATION Idaho Statesman is pleased to provide this opportunity to share information, experiences and observations about whats in the news. Some of the comments may be reprinted elsewh
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