October 2010
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Latest official state news on Montana wolf management- MT wolf weekly news Oct. 16-22, 2010.
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A lot of large wildlife is killed on U.S. 20 in Island Park, Idaho — a very long, but narrow town- Island Park, Idaho boasts the longest main street in America. This simply means it is a small population, incorporated community hugging a federal highway for a long way through wildlife rich forest. A lot…
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Solar Gold: Mojave Desert Facing Ecosystem Collapse Robert Lundahl films the voices of the Mojave who are being steam-rolled by Energy development on your public lands : [vodpod id=Video.4770655&w=425&h=350&fv=] Solar Gold documents the impacts of Large Solar development on the Mojave Desert ecosystems and cultural resources.
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Carter Niemeyer talks about the Montana elk hunt- He is a long time elk hunter and former federal wolf recovery coordinator for Idaho. He worked in Montana for most of his career (Wildlife Services) Veteran Hunter’s Take on MT Elk Season. Public News Service.
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News release from Idaho Fish and Game reporting on the result of Governor Otter’s abandonment of wolf management- US Fish and Wildlife Service takes over wolf management in Idaho.
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Wolf poaching not supported- Calling For Calm With Wolves. This statement was signed the Presidents/CEOs of the Boone and Crockett Club, Mule Deer Foundation, Pope and Young Club, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Safari Club, Wild Sheep Foundation, and Wildlife Management Institute.
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“Outfitter set-asides” on the line. Will the average hunter benefit? Is it a fairness issue? Will it serve to improve public access? Will it hurt or help the economy? There has already been some discussion of I-161 here in this forum. Is I-161 good for the future of hunting or just bad for business? By…
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An Event in Missoula, Montana on October 25, 2010 It never fails. Every time I find myself driving across the immense open space and undulating landscape of the front range in Montana, I puzzle myself over the absence of bison. And each time I hear about the threat posed to livestock by wolves, I wonder…