WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) — The state plan to restore gray wolves in Washington would allow landowners to kill a wolf caught in the act of killing livestock or a pet dog on private property.
The plan also calls for 15 packs — as many as 360 wolves — in the state before the lifting Endangered Species Act restrictions.
The Wenatchee World reports the plan is scheduled for final review in August by the Washington Wildlife Commission.
