A year ago we wrote the story “Wolf fraud photography.” Hunting seasons this year have continued to produce some photos of wolves that look just huge. A number of photos this year have been of a “giant” wolf killed in the first Wisconsin hunt. The dead wolf poses […]
Continue Reading →British Painter Julie Askew Ventures Into The Dale Of Wild Wolves and Goes ‘Eye to Eye’
Rather than post the story about the ignorant Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks new wolf quota for 2010, I am running this story and artwork by an English painter published in the latest Wildlife Art Journal. […]
Continue Reading →Memorial Day Weekend Trip in Photos
My wife and I went to Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Southeastern Oregon for Memorial Day weekend to do some bird watching and a little fishing. I had intended to post this shortly afterwards but other stories and a trip to Massachusetts and Maine got in the way.
We […]
Continue Reading →Sage grouse ~ sign of rock hopping in the mud in the Jarbidge:
“sure shows why petroglyphs are so alluring – their irregularities imitate nature more precisely than a symmetrical or polished western-style depiction/image …”
Photograph © Katie Fite 2008 – Western Watersheds Project
Now the Bush Administration wants to charge fees and require permits for people who commercially take photos or film in the national parks, national forests, BLM lands and wildlife refuges.
This is another attempt to steal your rights to use your public land right out from under you, and also to prevent coverage of what […]
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