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Updated: 12:11 PM Jul 3, 2009
Ethics Concerns Raised at NV Wildlife Commission
The projects before the Nevada Wildlife Commission seemed simple enough: spending about $160,000 to kill ravens and coyotes to protect sage grouse and mule deer from the predators. Posted: 12:11 PM Jul 3, 2009Reporter: Sandra Chereb AP |
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Raines sounds somewhat self serving and reluctant to explain himself. Because of this behavior the people of the state might be better off giving his position to someone else.