MARKET TO WORK IN EXPANDING AND REDUCING WOLF POPULATIONS
workingtaxpayer 13 hours ago
Hunters should not have to
pay for environmentalists
efforts to introduce wolves
to Idaho. Each environmentalist
who wants wolves in Idaho should
have to purchase an annual "Wolf Support Tag" with those fees to be set aside to compensate ranchers for livestock killed or injured by wolves.
By counting the number of Wolf Support Tags each year we could have a good idea of how many wolf
-lovers are actually willing to put their money where their mouth is and vote for wolves by purchasing
a wolf support tag. Wolf Support Tags should probably start with a $250 per year cost, with that being adjusted annually upward or downward to totally fund payouts for wolf caused damage to livestock and to other wildlife, including elk and deer.
Idaho Fish and Game seems the logical entity to administer this wolf management fee, and should be compensated for their work from the Wolf Support Tag fees. Those who are not willing to purchase Wolf Support Tags obviously do not have any say regarding wolves in Idaho. Non-resident Wolf Support Tags should probably be priced in the $1000 per year range, and also adjusted upward or downward depending on cost to administer the program, and payouts for wolf caused damage
Hunters should not have to
pay for environmentalists
efforts to introduce wolves
to Idaho. Each environmentalist
who wants wolves in Idaho should
have to purchase an annual "Wolf Support Tag" with those fees to be set aside to compensate ranchers for livestock killed or injured by wolves.
By counting the number of Wolf Support Tags each year we could have a good idea of how many wolf
-lovers are actually willing to put their money where their mouth is and vote for wolves by purchasing
a wolf support tag. Wolf Support Tags should probably start with a $250 per year cost, with that being adjusted annually upward or downward to totally fund payouts for wolf caused damage to livestock and to other wildlife, including elk and deer.
Idaho Fish and Game seems the logical entity to administer this wolf management fee, and should be compensated for their work from the Wolf Support Tag fees. Those who are not willing to purchase Wolf Support Tags obviously do not have any say regarding wolves in Idaho. Non-resident Wolf Support Tags should probably be priced in the $1000 per year range, and also adjusted upward or downward depending on cost to administer the program, and payouts for wolf caused damage
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Worst Idea Ever!
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