GREENLAND TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say two men confessed to illegally killing wolves in separate poaching incidents in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The Department of Natural Resources announced Friday that prosecutors are reviewing the cases for possible charges against the 58- and 67-year-olds. Gray wolves are a protected species under the Endangered Species Act and can only legally be killed …
Yellowstone Park Visitors do you enjoy seeing Wildlife?
“Winners never quit and quitters never win.” – Vince Lombardi One would think out of over 4,000,000 Visitors to Yellowstone National Park in 2017, that we could find enough to pitch in just $1.00 each and help to get Our Proposed “Sacred Resource Protection Zone” Established around Our National Parks. …
billingsgazette.com needs to learn how to read Park Visitor statistics it appears
“Cooke City is going to have to decide what they want to be,” a town that caters to hunters or one that is pro wildlife watching! Billings gazette uses statistics from 2006? SERIOUSLY.. and only 150,000 visitors? Come on already, in May of 2018 YNP had near 450,000 visitors! Questions about whether some Cooke City residents are baiting wolves has …
Montana Ranchers still crying wolf yet 75% less loss than 2009
Depredation by wolves during 2017 was approximately 25 percent of what it was in 2009! Yet Ranchers still crying Wolf. HELENA — Wildlife officials say a hunter shot a 70-pound female wolf Jan. 7 on the plains of northeastern Montana, more than 300 miles away from the Rocky Mountain Front where wolves are usually found. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks …