Allyson Pytte does reflect a changed Alaska demographic, a changed and changing culture that recognizes the value of Alaska's diversified living predators as important to the ecosystems in which they exist, those remaining  not savaged by ADFG biologist-gunners operating under rules promulgated by the Alaska Board of Game that is. All this slaughter flows from antiquated 1994 Intensive Management Alaska legislation that endeavors to turn biodiverse Alaskan wild lands into monoculture-like hunting farms. The interest in Alaska wildlife within the Alaska population, a very large majority which does not hunt nor trap, transcends the elite loud little club that owns wildlife management in Alaska. The denial by Alaska's ADFG Commissioner to move on to  requested non lethal predator control represents an antiquated thinking by one profoundly unqualified to make such judgement and unable to understand what has changed around him. Shame on you Sam Cotten.
You're way back there in the shadows.