From the daily archives: Monday, October 3, 2011
Livestock owners’ wild imagination about predators not limited to the West-
Here is a little time out from the yarns and tales they spin in the Western United States about the vicious predators’ amazing feats of carnage. Supposedly a 10-member coyote pack came into a bison enclosure where there were 14 bison and somehow drove […]
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Although most wild animal attack accounts seem to involve bears, autumn is a time when the behavior of male deer, elk and moose can become problematic.
A resident of Whitney, Idaho, which is just southeast of Preston and near the Utah […]
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