And so the fight over 'wolf-whacking', the legal practice where a person runs down a wolf with a snowmobile, UTV, ATV, or other vehicle and kills it, continues.
Last week, I told you that after the story of a local Wyoming resident by the name of Cody Roberts' mistreatment of a run-down wolf went viral, public outcry demanded the state's legislature do something, anything, to stop the unethical practice. But instead of banning it outright, the working group set up by the governor is set to enshrine the practice into law. So, you know, the complete opposite. And as you'd expect, there was further public outcry.
