Hunters tasked with killing problem grizzly bears under a new Alberta program will get to keep the carcass afterwards, National Post has confirmed.

“The carcass may require inspection by a Wildlife Officer and the responder is able to keep all parts of the bear,” said Pam Davidson, an Alberta government spokesperson, in an email.

Last month, the Alberta government quietly changed provisions in the Wildlife Act that allow for hunters to, in the case of euthanizing problem grizzlies, take over the duties of a wildlife officer in pulling the trigger.