ODFW following Martorello and refusing to recognize science… ODFW will now authorize additional incremental lethal take of up to four wolves from the pack, which may be killed either by ODFW staff or by livestock producers affiliated with a local grazing association who will be provided with a limited duration lethal take permit. Oct. 6, 2017 Update on the lethal take …
Montana Slaughters another Possible Park Wolf
Montana has Slaughtered another possible Yellowstone Wolf in Unit 316 Including 18 Possible Park Wolves have Given their Lives in Wyoming, and 19 more in the rest of Wyoming as of Today. The hunters are camped tight against the boundary line in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho. Some Trophy Zones have Yellowstone park on both its North and South Boundaries. Then …
The possibility of wolves becoming extinct is all too real
Right now our wolves and many endangered species are facing a terrible crisis. It is a frightening thought that wolves could indeed become extinct. We currently have as few as 110 Mexican Gray Wolves and about 50 Red Wolves left in the wild. There are already seven wolf species that have become extinct. We have read about how close all wolves …
This is why Ranchers are after USFS and BLM Grazing then are referred to as welfare Ranchers
BLM and Forest Service Announce 2017 Grazing Fee. The Federal grazing fee for 2017 will be $1.87 per animal unit month (AUM) for public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management and $1.87 per head month (HM) for lands managed by the U.S. Forest Service. The 2016 public land grazing fee was $2.11. When you compare BLM per month to rates like these… then instead …