> "The American Sheep Industry Association has called the M-44 a 'critical tool' that has a 'proven track record of protecting livestock and the environment'"

> "The American Sheep Industry Association has called the M-44 a 'critical tool' that has a 'proven track record of protecting livestock and the environment'" I don't see how a cyanide bomb intended to kill wild animals protects the environment. Those wolves are native species and part of the environment. Killing them is hurting the environment, definitionally. And given that these bombs don't strategically kill invasive species and are just as if not more likely to kill native species, then I don't see any reasonable claim that these are protecting the environment. This is simply another case of regulatory capture where the government is helping the special interests that are farmers.