Snowshoe Hares a Vanishing Breed in Michigan
Snowshoe hares can almost vanish in plain sight sometimes. Now, we are finding that their disappearing acts are for real. The Michigan DNR studies it here…
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Plenty of Burros to be Adopted
If you ever wanted a burro of your own, here’s your chance. They’ll be gathered up near Yuma soon and will go to good homes like yours. Get yours here…
The BLM invites members of the public to watch the gathering and get more information at www.blm.gov/az/st/en.html.
Wolves Attack Cows
Oregon wolf pack Imnaha attacked three cattle – enough so that one had to be euthanized at the scene. More sad news here…
Zeiss Introduces the Brightest Super-Premium Binocular in the World
CHESTER, VA- Carl Zeiss Sports Optics introduces the all new VICTORY HT – the brightest super-premium binocular in the world, with near 95% light transmission. This is the first binocular ever specifically created by hunters to meet the unique needs of hunters in the field. Available in 8×42 and 10×42 models. Read more
New Government Initiative to Benefit Efforts to Save Declining Songbirds
Washington –The new “Working Lands For Wildlife” (WLW) project announced today by the Departments of the Interior and Agriculture will provide substantial benefits to birds and other wildlife, but will be especially beneficial to the imperiled Golden-winged Warbler. Read more
Utah Looks to Up the Ante on Coyote Bounties
The Utah Senate voted 23-5 to pass SB25 to increase bounties on coyotes to $50 each, up from about $20 in most counties.
If the bill is also passed by the House, it is hoped it will encourage hunters to kill 20,000 or more of the animals. Of course, the Humane Society of Utah opposes the plan here…
MDF Applauds Gov. Mead for Wyoming Wolf Plan
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) came out in strong support today of Gov. Matt Mead and the Wyoming Legislature for decisive action Monday regarding Senate File 41, which will allow for state management of the gray wolf population in Wyoming. Read more
Aerial Control of Alaska’s Bears
The Alaska Board of Game has approved the use of aerial bear control to increase the numbers of moose for residents. “All bears within the 540 square mile area will be removed, but that total will include many more black bears than grizzlies,” Fish and Game spokeswoman Cathie Harms wrote in an email.
Read more: Fairbanks Daily News-Miner – Alaska Game Board OKs aerial bear control in Kuskokwim region
Commerce Township Woman Stalked by Turkey
A Commerce Township woman is being stalked – by a turkey. She’s had to change her habits to avoid the confrontational critter and leaves her house in the dark to avoid “Godzilla.” Video and story here…
Wolf OR7 Returns to Oregon
After drawing much public attention for his historic trek into California, the gray wolf designated as OR7 has turned north and crossed back into Oregon.
Originally part of a wolfpack in northeastern Oregon, OR7 wandered more than 1,062 miles Read more