Running down any kind of animal and running over it with a vehicle is not considered hunting in any jurisdiction that I know of. That is illegal, it should not be tolerated, and it shouldn't be used as an example of why wolves shouldn't be managed using traditional hunting methods and letting States manage those populations. I yield 4 minutes to the gentleman from Minnesota (Mr. Stauber).
Bruce Westerman: “Running down any kind of animal and running over it with a vehicle is not considered hunting in any jurisdiction that I…”
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