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We believe wildlife policy should consider not only population management, but also how animals are affected by the methods used to manage them.

In Idaho, wolf traps and snares may currently go up to 72 hours between required inspections. This campaign focuses on one specific change: calling for a shorter trap-check interval and stronger safeguards intended to reduce the amount of time a wolf may remain restrained.

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If you believe wolf traps and snares should be checked more frequently than once every 72 hours, add your name below.

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What Will Happen With Your Signature?
 

Signatures collected through this campaign will be used to demonstrate public support for changing Idaho's wolf-trapping rules.
 

Our goal is to compile the petition and submit it to the Idaho Fish and Game Commission and Idaho Department of Fish and Game, the bodies involved in establishing and administering wildlife regulations in the state. Public input can become part of the process through which wildlife rules and policies are considered and reviewed.
 

A petition gives supporters a collective way to place the issue before decision-makers, document public concern, and support future public-comment and rulemaking efforts.

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A Wolf Shouldn’t Have to Wait 72 Hours

In Idaho, wolf traps and snares may legally go up to 72 hours between required inspections. That means a trapped wolf can potentially remain restrained for days before someone is required to respond.

This petition calls for Idaho to shorten the required trap-check interval for wolf traps and snares and establish stronger safeguards aimed at reducing prolonged suffering.

Add your name below if you support changing Idaho’s 72-hour wolf trapping rule.

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