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California Farm Bureau President Paul Wenger People are Worse Predators than Wolves!

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This Particular Producer declined help from CDFG. If your going to decline assistance, then dont complain! “With this producer, we made it clear that the wolves were frequenting the site where his cows were,” Traverso said in an email. “We offered the producer non-lethal assistance/tools. The producer declined. One of our employees even volunteered to camp out there to do …

Alert—Written or Oral Comments Needed to CA Fish and Game Commission

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CALIF FISH AND WILDLIFE MEETING ON OCT 11, WED,2017 AT THE MARRIOT SPRINGHILL SUITES, ATASCADERO, CALIF Subject: CA Fish and Game Commission Considers GPS Collars on Dogs to Hunt Mammals A proposed Fish and Game regulation amendment that will allow hound hunters to use GPS collars and treeing switches on dogs to hunt mammals or to train will be …

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Sacramento Bee uses 2 different headlines

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  Its a Sad day when the Sacramento Bee uses 2 different headlines…. one for the paper, and a different one for online….. what might their intentions be? Trying to suck up to their readers???? Another wolf pack has been found in rural Northern California, complete with pups. The family is descended from the famous wolf OR7, who roamed the north state …

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CDFW Confirms Presence of Wolf Pack in Lassen County, Collars Adult Wolf 

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Not very far from us…. perhaps they will come closer so we can keep a watchfull eye on them! California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) biologists have captured and fitted a tracking collar to a female gray wolf in Lassen County, and confirmed that the wolf and her mate have produced at least three pups this year. During summer …