; or (B) to support Canis lupus monitoring under section 4(g) of such Act. (2) A description of the impact that Canis lupus reintroduction will have on the wild ungulate population of the State. (3) A description of— (A) the wild ungulate population management objectives of such State; (B) the Federal resources the State uses to maintain and meet such objectives; and (C) how Canis lupus reintroduction may impact such objectives and resources. (c) Notice of petition Not later than 30 days after the date on which the Secretary receives a State petition for reintroduction of Canis lupus under subsection (a), the Secretary shall— (1) provide to each chief executive of an affected county notice of the State petition; and (2) solicit from each such chief executive— (A) information about the anticipated effects of such reintroduction, including how— (i) hunting opportunities for wild ungulate populations in the county could be impacted by such reintroduction and the estimated economic effect of any expected reduction in such opportunities; and (ii) such reintroduction could result in losses of stock animals within the county and the economic impact of such losses; and (B) a recommendation for approval or denial of the petition. (d) Effect of county determination Not later than 6 months after the date on which the Secretary makes a solicitation under subsection (c)(2), if a chief executive of an affected county submits to the Secretary a recommendation under subsection (c)(2)(B) that the relevant petition be denied, the Secretary may not approve such petition pursuant to subsection (a)(2). (e) Protection of stock animals and dogs (1) In general If the Secretary approves a petition pursuant to subsection (a)(2), and if a person meets the requirements described in paragraph (2), such person may take a Canis lupus that is attacking a stock animal or dog. (2) Requirements described The requirements described in this paragraph are the following: (A) The person is not— (i) trespassing