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Phantom Hill pack

  • Kill order out on Phantom Hill Pack

    Ralph Maughan

    Some of pack apparently killed 12 totally unguarded sheep- I may not have a update until late today, but apparently Idaho’s one semi-protected wolf pack killed 12 sheep of an Idaho nobleman. Defenders of Wildlife has had a major project to keep the wolves and the annual invasion of sheep apart in the general area…

  • Phantom Hill wolves howl

    Brian Ertz

    © Natalie Ertz 2009

  • Wolves. A tale of two valleys

    Ralph Maughan

    This article is about the difference between the Big Wood River Valley and the adjacent Sawtooth Valley. Regarding the large effort being made so keep the Phantom Hill Pack out of trouble, I want to add that our organization, the Wolf Recovery Foundation, is a financial supporter of this project. “A tale of two valleys.…

  • Phantom Hill Pack wolf project off to a dramatic start

    Ralph Maughan

    Phantom Hill Pack wolf project off to a dramatic start. Idaho Mountain Express. “Last minute reroute of sheep band helps avert ‘train wreck’ Moving a sheep herd onto a pack’s rendezvous site almost always results in dead sheep.

  • Wood River Valley: Wolf howls and water woes. The state of the environment in 2007

    Ralph Maughan

    The Wood River Valley is a long, many-forked drainage that rises in southern central Idaho mountains and flows southward across the Snake River Plain into the Snake River. It drains a large area of very scenic backcountry, mountainous frontcountry, and contains the towns of Hailey, Ketchum, Bellevue and Sun Valley, giving the area a much…

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