Idaho wolf control board seeks another $400K next year to kill problem wolves

From the Spokesman.com:

A state board charged with ordering problem wolves killed asked state lawmakers for another $400,000 on Friday, though the board has received that amount from the state each of the past four years and currently has $1.4 million in the bank.

Carl Rey, a member of the Idaho Wolf Control Depredation Board, said the annual $400,000 payments from the state general fund are part of deal struck with livestock industry and sportsmen, who also are contributing up to $110,000 combined each year to the fund.

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