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• Eli Francovich, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.
• Jun 18, 2021UpdatedJun 18, 2021

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Jun. 18—During a conference call on Thursday Idaho Fish and Game Commissioners amended wolf trapping and hunting seasons in response to a newly passed law. Meanwhile the majority of Idahoans who commented on the proposal did not support the changes.

Some commissioners described the amendments as a needle threading exercise as the commission attempted to comply with new wolf-hunting legislation.

Commissioner Brad Corkill, who was the chairman when the Idaho Legislature voted on the law, said he was notified less than 24 hours before it went to vote.

“I find that a tad bit disrespectful and insulting on part of the Legislature,” he said during Thursday’s call. “They dumped this in our lap … giving us very little options as to how to handle this situation…