State to Let Hunters Kill as Many as 50 Bison
From Times Wire Reports
The state’s wildlife commission approved a plan that would allow hunters to kill up to 50 bison that leave Yellowstone National Park on their winter forage.
The state Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission approved hunting over a three-month period, beginning Nov. 15. Hunters will be required to undergo training to prepare them for killing the animals and encounters with protesters and news reporters, among other things.
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