They Blame Junction Butte pups Killed to highly habituated to humans SERIOUSLY? 

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What they forget to mention is that a couple Years ago A Guide that had lost their Horse String, Then rode right through the Rendezvous Den Location, may have contributed to their not using the Traditional Rendezvous Location. Not to mention there is no mention of the speeds at which Visitors Travel through the Park. In Typical Government Fashion they …

Wyoming Wolf Trophy Zones slaughter 26 Possible Yellowstone Wolves

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We now have precedent setting case law that can be applied to help Establish our Proposed “Sacred Resource Protection Zone.”. The only thing missing is the Public joining Our Voice as ONE.  The Large NGOs refuse to, Its now up to the Public!!  Together As ONE Voice We can begin creating necessary change. Will Yellowstone Wolves be available for your Grandchildren …

The mental state in Wyoming that Your Wildlife have to survive in

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Herein lies the issue that Your National Park wildlife have to contend with in Wyoming. Your Children’s Wildlife Resources are in dire need of our Proposed “Sacred Resource Protection Zone”. Join Us today to begin making it a Reality. It wasn’t the “white out” the school was looking for. Two Wyoming high school students were disciplined after dressing as Ku …

How Might Wolves In Colorado Affect Chronic Wasting Disease? 

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  Colorado’s poised to put the question of wolf reintroduction on the November ballot. One unanswered question is how the predators might affect the spread of chronic wasting disease, if at all. CWD is a fatal neurodegenerative disease that currently infects deer, elk, moose and reindeer. Critics of wolf reintroduction argue that more predators on the landscape could further spread CWD. Debbie …