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May 16, 1939
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
What is this article about?
Imperial County Board of Supervisors votes on Monday to fund coyote hunting next year with state cooperation, after crews killed over 800 this year, saving ranchers thousands in livestock losses.
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Board Authorizes Coyote Hunt Here
Coyotes, marauding menace of Imperial county livestock, will be hunted again next year by marksmen and trappers financed by state and county funds, the board of supervisors decided Monday. Crews this year killed more than 800 of the animals, saving ranchers thousands of dollars in livestock upon which the coyotes depend for food. The board voted to cooperate with the state in financing the work. The amount the county will contribute will be decided at the time the annual budget is set.
Coyotes, marauding menace of Imperial county livestock, will be hunted again next year by marksmen and trappers financed by state and county funds, the board of supervisors decided Monday. Crews this year killed more than 800 of the animals, saving ranchers thousands of dollars in livestock upon which the coyotes depend for food. The board voted to cooperate with the state in financing the work. The amount the county will contribute will be decided at the time the annual budget is set.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Coyote Hunt
Imperial County
Livestock Protection
Board Of Supervisors
Where did it happen?
Imperial County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Imperial County
Event Date
Monday
Outcome
crews this year killed more than 800 coyotes, saving ranchers thousands of dollars in livestock. the board voted to cooperate with the state in financing the work next year.
Event Details
The board of supervisors decided to hunt coyotes again next year by marksmen and trappers financed by state and county funds.