The “tournament” is scheduled for Saturday Feb. 21st, in Challis
After reading about the coyote killing contest this Saturday, Feb. 21st, in Challis, sponsored by the Bent Rod Sports, I guess I’ll not be doing any more business there. If you are willing, the groups that put out the press release below, encourage you to […]
Continue Reading →Latest Montana wolf news from Montana Fish, Wildlife, Parks-
There is some interesting news here, mostly regarding research about to be published or recently published.
Ralph Maughan
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MONTANA WOLF PROGRAM
WEEKLY REPORT
To: Interested Parties
From: MFWP Wolf Program Coordinator, Carolyn Sime
Subject: Wolf Program […]
Continue Reading →Stimulus bill contains a lot of money that could be spent on parks, fish, wildlife, forest roads and trails-
The stimulus bill contains a rare infusion of major money for projects related to wildlife, fish, forest thinning, repair of decaying infrastructure, and more (folks are still looking).
If used correctly, this could create a lot […]
Continue Reading →The most recent on Wyoming’s elk feedlot fiasco –
Debate Rages Over Elk Feeding – Kirk Johnson, New York Times
thanks jdubya
Continue Reading →Bunnies, cowboys, culture, economics, demographics, the West
Can America’s West stay wild? Christian Science Monitor
Between 1970 and 2000, nonlabor jobs fueled 86 percent of this growth. Mining, timber, and agriculture (including ranching) contributed only 1 percent. Now, 93 percent of jobs in the West have no direct link to public lands, says Rasker. […]
Continue Reading →408 newly discovered species amount to approximately 10 percent of the known species of mammals
No Joy In Discoveries Of New Mammal Species, Only A Warning For Humanity, Paul Ehrlich Says – ScienceDaily
“I think what most people miss is that the human economy is a wholly owned subsidiary of the economy of nature, […]
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