The Wildlife News

March 9, 2007

  • Wolves may be pushing mountain lions into more marginal habitat NE of Jackson Hole.

    Ralph Maughan

    This article is in the Jackson Hole News and Guide today. Although it isn’t firmly established, changes in cougar territory in the area near the Teton Wilderness may be due to pressure from wolves. Jim and Holly Akenson have already found this to be the case in central Idaho (in Big Creek, deep in the…

  • Wolves said to disrupt winter elk feeding in Wyoming

    Ralph Maughan

    “Wolves are causing a variety of problems on state elk feedgrounds, from spooking the elk and causing them to move from one area to another to killing work animals,” the Wyoming Game and Fish Department said. From Billings Gazette News Services. Read Article. The entire premise of the article is wrong. There should not be…

  • Alaska wants helicopters to rescue wolf-kill program

    Ralph Maughan

    State wants helicopters to rescue wolf-kill program. BEHIND SCHEDULE: Fuel costs, bad weather leave [“biologists”] far short of goal to kill 382 wolves. By Alex deMarban. Anchorage Daily News. With the state’s wolf-kill program severely behind schedule — costly fuel and uncooperative weather have grounded many volunteer pilots and gunners — game managers want state…

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