Both my bill, H.R. 2603, the SAVES Act, which de-lists non-native species, returning certain regulatory authority back to the states, and Mr. Peterson's gray wolf bill, are solutions for the symptoms of a larger problem.
Gohmert discusses his and Peterson's bills as solutions to broader issues in species management.
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