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but can we cure YOUR fixation with me?
Nope, ain't thru droolin' yet
SS if you get your beer sneak it into the Class A tourney this weekend and I will help you get rid of it. I just talked to John Vore the areas biologist and he is headed to Kalispell to be the biologist for district 1.
The States of Idaho (2002) and Montana (2003) adopted State laws and management plans that meet the requirements of the Act and will conserve a recovered wolf population into the foreseeable future. In 2007, following a change in State law, Wyoming drafted and approved a revised wolf management plan (Wyoming 2007). We have determined that this plan meets the requirements of the Act as providing adequate regulatory protections to conserve Wyoming’s portion of a recovered wolf population into the foreseeable future. Our determination is conditional upon the 2007 Wyoming wolf management law (W.S. 11-6-302 et seq. and 23-1-101, et seq. in House Bill 0213) being fully in effect and the wolf management plan being legally authorized by Wyoming statutes. If the law is not in effect (discussed in more detail below) within 20 days from the date of this publication, we will withdraw this final rule and replace it with an alternate final rule that removes the Act’s protections throughout all of the DPS, except
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the significant portion of the gray wolf’s range in northwestern Wyoming outside the National Parks.
No biggy S.S., just means Wyoming needs to officially inact law (W.S. 11-6-302 et seq. and 23-1-101, et seq. in House Bill 0213) within 20 days to have their revised wolf management plan (that allows for dual management status) accepted.
The "Big Whore" stuff should stop or this topic should move to private messages, Current Events or Sportsmens Issues. BHR has been remarkably restrained in his responses, but this topic has the potential to turn nasty if the name calling persists.