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The $150 Wolf Bounty is Intolerable

Letters / Juneau Empire / March 28, 2007

I am appalled that a $150 bounty on wolves has been proposed. Nature took its course and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Gov. Sarah Palin nor anyone else should intervene. It's bad enough that the great state of Alaska allows aerial hunting but to now add a $150 bounty is outrageous. I truly hope the people of Alaska will make their opposition to this newest tactic known to the powers that be, as I have.

Connie Brady / Las Vegas

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