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The Wyoming agreement also requires the federal agency to analyze the environmental impacts of killing coyotes, bobcats and other predators in the state and impose new trapping restrictions. Also it’ll adopt additional trapping protections to prevent inadvertent grizzly bear deaths.
The federal agency had previously stopped using the devices in other western states. Officials stopped using cyanide traps on Colorado public lands in 2017 after one injured an Idaho teenager and killed his dog.
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