Wyoming grand jury convened for the Cody Roberts wolf killing

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Link: https://cowboystatedaily.com/2025/0...MgdenER7Q1z8XCSHOg_aem_qhBRHAC4qOK2Zhh0KWvb9A

 

[wapitibob]

Good

 

[BigNate]

I think it's messed up sounding without full details. I like seeing people take wolves but this is borderline torture.

 

[Mike Honch0]

I wonder if it was worth it.

 

[Huntinmechanic]

Wolf or not, it was stupid. I've only seen publicly available details and it's a terrible look for the hunting community and is definitely cruel. I could give him a bit of grace if he was 18. A grown man, no way

 

[Pwb199]

I think it's messed up sounding without full details. I like seeing people take wolves but this is borderline torture.

No borderline about it.

 

[5MilesBack]

"In its 2025 legislative session, the state passed a law criminalizing cruelty to wildlife."

I don't know how that law is worded, but a law like that is a slippery slope. Lots of folks already believe hunting is cruelty to wildlife.

 

[Huntinmechanic]

"In its 2025 legislative session, the state passed a law criminalizing cruelty to wildlife."

I don't know how that law is worded, but a law like that is a slippery slope. Lots of folks already believe hunting is cruelty to wildlife.

I agree. If that was a law in my home state, it would include looking at an animal cross-eyed! The law sounds good on the surface. Hopefully it's written well. Seems wildlife harassment laws should cover most of what the bozo did to the wolf. The cruelty law should have harsher penalties.