Wyoming’s lone Congresswoman Liz Cheney is proposing a bill that would permanently remove Federal protections from gray wolves in the Cowboy State.  U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney partnered with congressmen from Minnesota and Wisconsin on the bill, which would remove gray wolves from the endangered species list in Wyoming and the upper Midwest and prevent the delisting from being subject to lawsuits.

Cheney said in a statement. “This bill instructs the Fish and Wildlife Service to delist and prohibits judicial review of that determination. Wyoming will once again be able to manage the gray wolf population in a way that serves the best interests of the citizens of our state.”
 
The debate over wolf delisting boils down to hunting. Wildlife advocates and tribes staunchly oppose sport killing while conservation officials tend to see regulated hunts as important to manage the predator population,

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