Aerial Gunning: A Brutal Policy

Alaska is the only state that allows private hunters to participate in the cruel and barbaric practice of aerial gunning of wolves. Alaskan wolves can be shot from airplanes -- or chased to the point of exhaustion, then shot at close range. Across large areas of Alaska, no wolf is off limits -- not even pregnant females. More than 1,000 wolves have been killed, with plans to target hundreds more in the coming years and open up new areas to aerial control.

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Summer 2009 -- Congressman George Miller (CA) and Senators Dianne Feinstein (CA) and Ben Cardin (MD) have introduced the Protect America's Wildlife (PAW) Act, federal legislation to end Alaska's awful aerial wolf-killing programs and prevent similar programs from spreading to the Lower 48 United States. Take action now to support this important bill...

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