Idaho hunters kill 12 wolf pups under state-backed reimbursement program
Three hunters in Idaho killed 12 wolf pups and were reportedly paid up to $2,000 for each animal. The payments come through a state programme that reimburses hunters for such kills. Critics have raised concerns about the use of taxpayer money to fund the scheme. Opponents have described the practice as bounty hunting, particularly because it targeted newborn pups. Wildlife experts have also voiced concern about how the animals were killed and the possible impact on wolf populations.
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