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Wyoming hunter who sparked outrage over allegedly tormenting wild wolf pleads not guilty

Summary by Salt Lake Tribune
PINEDALE, WYO., — The Wyoming man who allegedly snowmobiled into a wolf and then brought it into a western Wyoming bar for hours to amuse friends and family will fight his felony charge, sending one of the country’s highest-profile animal cruelty cases in years toward a trial.

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Wyoming hunter who sparked outrage over allegedly tormenting wild wolf pleads not guilty

PINEDALE, WYO., — The Wyoming man who allegedly snowmobiled into a wolf and then brought it into a western Wyoming bar for hours to amuse friends and family will fight his felony charge, sending one of the country’s highest-profile animal cruelty cases in years toward a trial.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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Salt Lake Tribune broke the news in Salt Lake City, United States on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
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