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Letter: Cost of extermination is excessive

The Columbian
Published: November 22, 2012, 4:00pm

A Nov. 15 news brief reported, “State spent $77,000 to kill 7 wolves from pack.” This expenditure by the Washington Fish & Wildlife Department is another example of irresponsible government spending. They could have just sold special hunting permits for $25, given a $125 bounty on each wolf killed and had the seven wolves eliminated for $700, probably in less time than the 43 days it took them to spend $77,000.

Dave Venhuis

Vancouver

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