Wolf trapping is a tool Idaho wildlife managers want to keep, but at what price?
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updated You can earn more than $1,000 for trapping a single wolf in Idaho, but it will cost you.
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Concert review: James Lowe makes a strong debut with the Spokane Symphony
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