Mar 22, 2007 ... The incentives include offering 180 volunteer pilots and aerial gunners $150 in  cash for turning in legs of freshly killed wolves, Gov. Sarah Palin's office  announced Tuesday. The state will use the left forelegs of wolves as biological  specimens, which can help biologists determine wolf age and will assist the ...
Oct 1, 2008 ... "Using a low-flying plane, they kill in winter, when there is no way to escape.  Riddled with gunshots, biting at their backs in agony, they die a brutal death. And  Palin even encouraged the cruelty by proposing a $150 bounty for the severed  foreleg of each killed wolf. And then introduced a bill to make the ...
Sep 24, 2008 ... And Palin even encouraged the cruelty by proposing a $150 bounty for the  severed foreleg of each killed wolf. ... Palin also proposed legislation in 2007 that  would have allowed aerial shooting, under a "predator control" program, of  wolverines as well as brown bears and wolves, and would have eased ...
Oct 15, 2008 ... “Using a low-flying plane, they kill in winter, when there is no way to escape.  Riddled with gunshots, biting at their backs in agony, they die a brutal death. And  Palin even encouraged the cruelty by proposing a $150 bounty for the severed  foreleg of each killed wolf. And then introduced a bill to make the ...
As governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin proposed paying a $150 bounty for the  severed left foreleg of each dead wolf. She has championed aerial gunning of  wolves and bears and approved a $400,000 state-funded campaign to promote  this awful practice. 9/3/08 - Could Stinkweed be the Future of Biofuel? Most  people pull ...
Palin (proposed) a $150 bounty for the severed foreleg of each killed wolf.