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  • Wyoming game commission adopts a wolf plan

    Ralph Maughan

    Commission moves quickly on plan, but transfer to state has to wait for Wyoming legislature to meet (2012)- As expected the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission acted rapidly to approve the proposed Wyoming wolf management plan. Information available does not indicate whether ay changes were made in the plan when it was adopted. Wyoming cannot…

  • Wild cards: What we’re really doing by reintroducing wolves

    Ralph Maughan

    “But is it really ‘bringing back the wolf’ when the wolves wear radio collars and generate better genealogical records than most humans do, and when their whereabouts at any time can be ascertained with GIS coordinates?” . . . from “What we’re really doing by reintroducing wolves.” Writers on the Range. George Sibley.  Missoula Independent.…

  • Opinion Bill Schneider: A Wolf Plan that Works

    Ralph Maughan

    A Wolf Plan that Works. “It seems as if most people in the New West would prefer to see the wolf controversy resolved, and agencies could quickly do this. Will it happen?” By Bill Schneider. New West. – – – – Interesting. I don’t necessary agree. RM. Here is an article on the same subject…

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