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State Officials Back Away From Outlawing Coyote-Killing Contests

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State Fish and Game commissioners backed away from proposals by wildlife advocates on Wednesday that would expand restrictions on hunting with packs of dogs, and outlaw coyote-killing contests. …Read More

Source: The California Report – Science

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