Humane Society pulls plug on banning ‘trophy hunting’
Arizona voters won’t see proposal on November 2018 ballot

The Humane Society of the United States has pulled the plug on its proposal to put a measure on the November ballot to make it illegal to pursue, shoot, snare, net or capture any "wild cat.'' That specifically means bobcats and mountain lions.

The Humane Society of the United States has pulled the plug on its proposal to put a measure on the November ballot to make it illegal to pursue, shoot, snare, net or capture any "wild cat.'' That specifically means bobcats and mountain lions.

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