The relatively new Oxbow Pack, which split late in 2005 from the Leopolds, had a double litter of eleven pups! One pup has died.
Dr. Doug Smith told me today that there is a pup count from just one other pack– the “new Swan Lake Pack” has 5 pups (plus 5 and maybe 6 adults).
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Continue Reading →This wolf pack lives near Stanley, Idaho, in the heart of scenic Idaho. It has been a very successful pack, staying away (except once) from the thousands of livestock that are driven into the scenic area late each spring and often hang around until November.
I have heard that as of late, elk have been […]
Continue Reading →Unraveling brucellosis source isn’t simple matter. By Mark Stark. Billings Gazette.
In other news, or lack of it, Idaho media continue to be uninterested in the brucellosis story despite Idaho’s loss of brucellosis free status and a number of recent public meetings on rules to help regain that supposedly coveted status.
Continue Reading →A story today says the reason for the lack of controversy is that only the uncontroversial stream segments were included in the legislation.
Bill leaves out some waters. By Whitney Royster. Casper Star-Tribune environmental reporter.
At the present only part of one river in Wyoming is in the National Wild and Scenic […]
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