The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: CPW leaders must foster new order of nonlethal coexistence with wolves
In the second part of our Q&A with BBC Radio WM reporter Mike Taylor, we focus on the future of Jorgen Strand Larsen and who the leaders are at Molineux? Jackson asked: Do we intend on hanging on to ...
With yet another wolf death in Colorado, it’s well past time for leadership to step up and stem what is undeniably a hostile environment created by anti-wildlife activists. This is a human – not ...
Here is a recent article on KSL where the biologists in Yellowstone are touting the miraculous properties of wolves to the ecosystem. However what I gathered from the article is this. In the 20 years since the introduction of those killing machines to Yellowstone, the elk herd has dropped 75%...
While your proposed menu is ambitious, data shows wolves are creatures of habit who largely prefer a predictable diet of deer and elk. Getting them to branch out is difficult, and adding your mom to the list presents a series of ethical and contractual hurdles I am simply not equipped to navigate.
Zillions of Utah hunters will be afield in the coming weeks. Many of these hunters have 2, 3, even 18 trail cams hanging over every piece of water in 3 states. And as you know wolves have taken over Wyoming and, according to all accounts on this Forum, are lousy in Utah. That being said, odds...
In 2008, Wolf 253, another famous wolf, was shot in Wyoming on the same day that legal protections on wolves were lifted by the Bush administration. Wolf 253 was known for his limp and could easily be spotted by tourists. In 2002, he was found in a coyote trap near Morgan, Utah, 200 miles from his normal residence and the rest of his pack.