Wyoming § 11-6-309 Predator management district participation with
the ADMB

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-6-309 — Predator management district participation with the ADMB

Wyoming § 11-6-309

Title 11Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals

Ch. 6PREDATORY ANIMALS

Art. 3WYOMING ANIMAL DAMAGE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 11-6-309 (2026).

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(a)Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, if the predator management district has elected to participate in providing funding or upon approval of the ADMB, other in-kind resources, to the animal damage management account, the district may solicit funds or receive services from the ADMB under separate negotiated agreement. Two (2) or more districts may jointly solicit funds or receive services from the ADMB for purposes of this section.

(b)Whether or not a predator management district has elected to participate in providing funding to the animal damage management account, the district may solicit funds or receive services from the ADMB for control of gray wolves designated as predatory animals.

(c)In any area of the state not under the jurisdiction of a county predatory an

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(a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section,
if the predator management district has elected to participate
in providing funding or upon approval of the ADMB, other in-kind
resources, to the animal damage management account, the district
may solicit funds or receive services from the ADMB under
separate negotiated agreement. Two (2) or more districts may
jointly solicit funds or receive services from the ADMB for
purposes of this section.
(b) Whether or not a predator management district has
elected to participate in providing funding to the animal damage
management account, the district may solicit funds or receive
services from the ADMB for control of gray wolves designated as
predatory animals.
(c) In any area of the state not under the jurisdiction of
a county predatory animal board, eligible applicants for funds
appropriated to the animal damage management board for the
purpose of controlling wolves designated as predatory animals
include state or county agencies.