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Utah begins to cull mountain lions to ‘study’ the effect (抖阴ap)
Utah鈥檚 mountain lion cull follows hard upon a 2023 state law that opened up year-round, mountain lion killing without requiring permits.
For waste and inefficiency, you can鈥檛 beat America’s government-forced corn ethanol gas (抖阴ap)
Corn ethanol, also known as grain alcohol, has been burned in gasoline engines and human stomachs since before Henry Ford was born. It抖阴ap hard on both, so until 35 years...
抖阴ap: Wolves need federal protection to survive
"Wolf recovery in the West 鈥� the biggest success in wildlife management history 鈥� took decades to achieve." 鈥擳ed Williams, Writers on the Range
抖阴ap: How a controversial poison found in Roundup saved Utah Lake
So thick was Utah Lake鈥檚 infestation that wildlife couldn鈥檛 move through it, and people couldn鈥檛 access the lake.
抖阴ap: Fur trapping didn’t stop in 1918 — Colorado hunters still pursue valuable bobcat pelts
Unlike the rest of modern wildlife management, killing bobcats is unregulated, driven not by science but by fur prices. We鈥檙e stuck in the 19th Century when market hunters shot boatloads...
抖阴ap: Will this frog survive the showdown of natural ecosystems vs. outdoor recreation?
Shortly after World War II, California fish managers had a brainstorm: They loaded juvenile trout into airplanes and saturation-bombed naturally fishless lakes in the High Sierra Mountains of California. Some...
抖阴ap: Let’s clear up some facts about the so-called “Keystone Pipeline鈥�
What some pipeline advocates think is the 鈥淜eystone Pipeline鈥� is a 1,700-mile 鈥渟hortcut鈥� called Keystone XL, or KXL. It would have sliced through Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma...
Williams: Sportsmen can thank themselves for the attack on public lands
Without the support of hunters and anglers, Donald Trump wouldn鈥檛 be president and Ryan Zinke wouldn鈥檛 be interior secretary. Now those groups say they are astonished by the administration's policies.