Bill Would Protect Wolf Hunter Identity

The House Resources and Conservation Committee introduced a bill Thursday that would help protect the identity of both resident and non-resident wolf hunters. In her testimony before the committee, Rep. Judy Boyle, R-Midvale, said that on the second day of the wolf hunt in 2009, she received a call from a constituent in her district over the harrassment he was receiving over his wolf kill.  The constituent complained to Boyle that anti-wolf hunt protestors had placed harrassing phone calls to his home and business, which negatively affected his life.  The constituent said that the New York Times even called him for an interview on the same day he reported to the kill to the state/ Dustin Hurst , Idaho Reporter. More here .

Question: Should Idaho protect the identity of wolf hunters?