EDGEFIELD, S.C. — Conservation-minded Californians recently rallied on the lawn of the State Capitol in Sacramento in support of Assembly Bill 1038. The bill, heard later that day by the California Assembly’s Water, Parks and Wildlife Committee, would give the California Fish and Game Commission the authority to establish seasons that allow the use of dogs to pursue bears in areas needing population management.
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