This review features Weatherby's new lightweight Model 307 Alpine CT rifle. Weatherby partnered with PEAK 44 to create this ultra-light rifle that can handle any task with repeatable accuracy.
Read More »FINALLY! Sanity Reigns
In the not-so-distant past, the group Wyoming Outdoor Council bid on an energy lease in the BLM bidding process near Pinedale, WY. While the group seemed to have noble intentions of “putting our money where our mouth is”, the fear of this opening a proverbial can of worms was real.
Read More »DISTURBING! Wildlife Management and Ranching Under Attack on BLM Lands
I just read a very disturbing news article. Thanks to the article by author and rancher Cat Urbigkit in Cowboy State Daily, I’m able to pass along this information to help spread the word of very dangerous undertakings and games being played by the Federal Government and anti-hunting groups. We’ve …
Read More »We Were Wrong! The Changing Face of Bear Hunting
I haven’t found one yet, but I’ve heard there are recipes for eating crow. I wish I could find a good recipe because I’ve been eating my fair share of it lately. Every year during legislative sessions we hear of bills that come up that make us raise our eyebrows. …
Read More »Animals Rights Activists Are Up To It Again
Animal rights activist groups are at it again in Montana regarding wolf management. Thankfully, the Sportsman’s Alliance (click here) is on top of it and making us all aware of what is happening. “WildEarth Guardians and Project Coyote have filed suit in Montana state court to end wolf hunting and …
Read More »Review: Savage Arms Impulse Mountain Hunter
This review features the brand new Savage Arms Impulse Mountain Hunter rifle. This rifle features a fast and easy straight pull action and boasts a PROOF carbon barrel. It’s built for long hikes and big mountains in the backcountry. @EastmansHuntingJournals Ike Eastman and Brandon Mason unbox their own Impulse Mountain …
Read More »Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
Utah State University researcher Julie Young, who leads the USDA’s Predator Ecology and Behavior Project in Utah, is working on a fencing research project in the hopes of coming up with best practices for predator fencing to protect livestock from apex predators. According to this report, Young’s goal is to …
Read More »Federal Government Supports Wyoming Big Game Migration
While there are alarming concerns over unnecessary human development in core winter range areas like I reported in this blog (click here), there are also wins to celebrate in the fight to protect key migration corridors for big game in Wyoming (click here). The Wyoming governor, Mark Gordon, and USDA …
Read More »More Encroachment on Pivotal Wyoming Migration Corridors
If I’m being completely honest and not worrying about political correctness, the announcement of further developments and subdivisions in key big game migration corridors in Sublette County, Wyoming and the good ol’ boy actions of county commissioners in that county, make me disgusted. According to a www.wyofile.com report, the county …
Read More »CWD Vaccination in Elk
Recent news from a state game & fish agency shows the continued focus and research on the nefarious Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Researchers from the Wyoming Game & Fish Department, in partnership with University of Alberta, are potentially making headway on a vaccination for CWD. While vaccinations for protein-based diseases …
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