From the daily archives: Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Silly Sali goes down-
Walt Minnick has served on the Board of the The Wilderness Society.
Minnick was elected to Congress yesterday with a big Republican crossover who were embarrassed and fed up with “The Idiot.”
Minnick was at one time a CEO of wood-products company Trus Joist International. That might worry people, but at […]
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IDAHO WOLF MANAGEMENT
BI-WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT
To: Idaho Fish and Game Staff and Cooperators
From: IDFG Wolf Program Coordinator, Steve Nadeau
Subject: Status of Gray Wolf Management, Weeks of October 18- Nov 3, 2008.
Delisting: FWS – Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf Status (WY, MT, ID): The U.S. Federal […]
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