Wolf Crossing

by Steven Falkenhagen - Apr. 23, 2009 05:41 PM
Cronkite News Service
An increase in Arizonans living near and recreating in wilderness areas has contributed to a high number of rabies cases in Arizona, a state health official told lawmakers Thursday.
So far this year, the Arizona Department of Health Services has confirmed rabies in 99 animals, [...]

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Court: 2nd Amendment trumps local gun limits
From Mesilla Valley sportsmans Alliance full story WND link
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Reporter: Ty Brennan
Ashton Rancher Finds Calves Dead After Wolf Attack
April 25, 2009 06:28 PM MDT
An Ashton cattle rancher wakes up Saturday morning to find a gruesome scene in his field after a wolf kills three of his calves.
David Stone, Ranch Owner: “I guess it was bad luck, I guess, for me.”
The Stone family is [...]

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Make that 25 lambs in two attacks the last attack was recorded on the camera and still ODFW had to call an “expert” from Idaho. They never would have called Wildlife Services like they are supposed to if we hadn’t done it for them. A couple of nights later a neighbors calf was badly [...]

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Park County to sue feds over wolf rule
Associated Press - April 16, 2009 5:15 PM ET
POWELL, Wyo. (AP) - The Park County Commission says it will sue the federal government over its recent decision to leave wolves on the endangered list in Wyoming.
The county this week submitted a required 60-day notice of its intent to [...]

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