In WA, the state manages wolves in the eastern part of the state, and the feds manage the wolves in the western part. The gray wolf population has been growing

In WA, the state manages wolves in the eastern part of the state, and the feds manage the wolves in the western part. The gray wolf population has been growing every year in eastern Washington, so culling is required to limit predation of livestock and decimation of other game animals. I always suggest the state should capture the problematic gray wolves and re-home them in the western part of the state. Plenty of room in the western foothills of the Cascade mountains or on the Olympic peninsula for more wolves. It never seems to happen though. So it may be inferred that west-side Washingtonians (the liberal/progressive parts of the state) are not really interested in saving wolves if it causes themselves any economic or personal hardship.