Warning Graphic Video
No words can describe this video, it was shot in Canada but gives you a glimpse into the stark reality Idaho wolves are facing. The snares are indiscriminate killers. Wolf pups can be snared as easily as adults. Any animal tame or wild is @ risk.
A wolves’ life is very hard, they’re only successful in bringing down prey once every ten attempts. Trapping and snaring is turning their lives into a living hell.
Black in White (Courtesy Collin Bogle)
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CONTACT
Governor Butch Otter
Mailing Address:
Idaho.gov
999 Main St, Suite 910
Boise, ID 83702
Phone: 208-334-2100
Fax: (208) 334-3454
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Idaho Fish and Game Commissioners
http://fishandgam
e.idaho.gov/cms/about/commission/members.cfm
Panhandle Region
Tony McDermott
mcmule@msn.com
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Clearwater Region
Fred Trevey
fred.trevey@idfg.idaho.gov
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Southwest Region
Bob Barowsky
bbarowsky@fmtc.com
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Magic Valley Region
Wayne Wright
2wrights@cableone.net
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Southeast Region
Randy Budge
rcb@racinelaw.net
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Upper Snake Region
kenny.anderson@idfg.idaho.gov
Salmon Region
Gary Power
gpower@centurytel.net
Idaho Fish and Game
IDFG Director Virgil Moore:
(208) 334-3771
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Jon Rachael, IDFG Wildlife Dept.
(208) 334-2920
Idaho Fish and Game General Numbers Click Here
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Idaho tourism office
http://www.visitidaho.org/contact/
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Write the Potato Commission
http://contact.idahopotato.com/
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Video: YouTube
Posted in: Animal Cruelty, Idaho wolves, Wolf Wars
Tags: wolf snaring, choking snares, wolf suffering, wolf hunts









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