A small part of a herd of 300 or so elk on Ayers Meadow in the Frank Church Wilderness in July, Central Idaho. This has always been great elk country, […]
Column: Due West by Dan Whipple. The Wolf’s At the Door
This is a good column (published in New West). It doesn’t give any side of the issue a free pass, and is one of the first I have seen that […]
Feds move forward on delisting Idaho wolves (story from Wood River Valley newspaper)
This is from the Idaho Mountain Express. Hunting season specifics will not be nailed down for several months. By Steve Benson. There is also a LTE by Lynne Stone in […]
Idaho Legislators may tinker with elk ranching laws
Legislators may tinker with elk ranching laws. By Roger Phillips. I was talking with a leader in a major sportsman organization the other night. He said the Idaho legislature was […]
New York Times editorial: Mixed News for Wolves
The country’s most influential newspaper has weighed in on the mixed message of the wolf delisting. Mixed News for Wolves
Scientists Criticize White House Stance on Climate Change Findings
The Democrats have held their first of undoubtedly many oversight hearings on how the Bush Administration is, well, administering the laws. This is a basic role of Congress that was […]
Utah wolves are in line to lose protection in the delisting
Technically there aren’t any wolves in Utah, although there really are probably a few in northern Utah. Nevertheless, Northern Utah was included in the Northern Rockies wolf delisting. So was […]
Wolves alter elk hunting in Wyoming
Story in the Caspter Star Tribune by Whitney Royster. Note that “altering elk hunting” is not the same as reducing the number of elk. This article takes pains to stress […]