Wolf depredation compensation program modification

SF 1193 modifies Minnesota's wolf depredation compensation program for livestock owners and updates the elk-related crop/fence damage program. It sets a $100 minimum claim value and $20,000 maximum per livestock claim for wolf-related losses, requires site inspections with photographs by approved agents (like county sheriff's officers or USDA agents), and mandates written findings based on physical evidence. The bill also updates the process for elk damage claims by defining "approved agents" and requiring specific evidence (like elk tracks or sightings) to verify damage. Additionally, it repeals outdated sections of the law and requires the commissioner to periodically update wolf depredation prevention practices for livestock farms.