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Web posted Friday, June 20, 2003

Leman approves bear baiting initiative petition


ANCHORAGE ‹ An initiative petition that seeks to prohibit bear baiting has been approved by Lt. Gov. Loren Leman.

If voters approve the initiative, Alaskans would be prohibited from baiting or intentionally feeding bears.

The petition sponsors include Lowell Thomas Jr., George Pollard and John Erickson.

Alaska is one of nine states to allow bear baiting, which involves leaving human food or another attractant out to tempt bears while a hunter lies in wait.

The Division of Elections will prepare and print numbered petition booklets for circulation. Sponsors will need at least 23, 286 qualified signatures in at least 27 election districts to place the initiative on the 2004 ballot.


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