ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — State and federal wildlife managers are investigating the death of three endangered Mexican gray wolves found last month in Arizona. Officials with the wolf recovery team did not release any details about the circumstances of the animals’ deaths or the specific areas where they were found. One of the wolves was a female that belonged to the …
New Mexico Wolf Killer Should Be Charged with Animal Cruelty
Co-authored by Jessica Johnson, chief legislative officer, Animal Protection of New Mexico; and Greta Anderson, deputy director, Western Watersheds Project — Last year, the American public learned about the brutal killing of an endangered Mexican gray wolf—identified as Mexican wolf number #1385 of the Willow Springs pack, and named “Mia Tuk” by an Albuquerque schoolchild—by a grazing permittee on the Gila National Forest in …
Man pleads guilty in Mexican Gray wolf shooting
Man pleads guilty in Mexican Gray wolf shooting A Peoria man who was accused of killing a female Mexican gray wolf in December, 2017, pleaded guilty last Friday to violating the Endangered Species Act. Jason William Kunkel was sentenced to five years of unsupervised probation, was banned from “any hunting activities” and ordered to stay out of all Arizona …
USFWS needs to listen — really listen — SERIOUSLY?
Two more Mexican wolves have been found dead. Ranchers are no different from any other small business owner to hear them tell it. Ranchers operate on razor-thin margins, and a host of calamities — including drought, storms and disease — can turn profit to loss overnight??? The huge difference here is other businesses dont survive off of Taxpayers. If other businesses …