The Minnesota House on Tuesday, April 30, voted to ban hunting of wolves. National Park Service photoST. PAUL — By a one-vote margin, the Minnesota House on Tuesday, April 30, voted to ban hunting of wolves — a victory for wolf protectionists hoping to gird against the Trump administration’s plan to remove protections for the iconic animal.
A ban on wolf hunting would be a reversal for Minnesota — the only state in the Lower 48 where the animals were never eradicated and the first to adopt a hunting season when it became legal again several years ago.
Today, wolf hunting isn’t allowed — but only because the animal is on the federal endangered species list. Under current state law, if wolves were removed from the protections of the Endangered Species Act…
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Exposing the Big Game 
..my state..
fingers crossed..
..wolves are essential..