Coalition seeks to reverse Michigan's wolf hunt law (Michigan Radio 1/22)
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Michigan Radio: Tribes in campaign to reverse wolf hunt law
Posted: Wednesday, January 23, 2013
"Aaron Payment is the chair of the Sault Sainte Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. He said a wolf hunt would be an affront to tribal culture.
“In our tradition, in our culture, we believe that the wolf is our brother. And, I don’t mean this to sound very mystical, but in our long-standing tradition, we believe that what happens to the wolf, eventually happens to us,” said Payment.
Payment said a wolf hunt could also violate a 2007 agreement between Indian tribes and the state of Michigan."
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Coalition seeks to reverse Michigan's wolf hunt law (Michigan Radio 1/22)
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