The Wildlife News

September 1, 2009

  • Wolf hunt information and effects that need to be collected

    Ralph Maughan

    Side-effects of policies are often the most interesting- So the hunt is underway in part of Idaho. All of Idaho will be added in a month. Meanwhile Montana will begin a hunt. Most people will focus on whether somebody got a wolf, where, how?  There will be pleasure and outrage. Some basic statistics will be…

  • Kill order placed on Ore. wolves killing livestock

    Ken Cole

    This would be the first “control” of wolves in Oregon. There are only two breeding packs in Oregon, one of them has been implicated in 5 incidents of livestock predation, two wolves are slated to be killed. Kill order placed on Ore. wolves killing livestock Associated Press

  • Kamiah hunter shoots wolf; may have been first of the season

    Ken Cole

    Photos show what may be first wolf shot in Idaho’s wolf hunt I am guessing this is not the only wolf shot today. Kamiah hunter shoots wolf; may have been first of the season Idaho Statesman

  • Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation views the upcoming elk hunt

    Ralph Maughan

    Elk outlook is great reading, especially when compared to views that wolves have killed most of the elk in Idaho, WY, and MT- Elk hunters and all wildlife enthusiasts will find this fascinating reading for all the states and provinces. 2009 Elk Hunting Forecast.By Jack Ballard. Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. For the 3 western states…

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