GPS collars on cattle are letting ranchers remove fences in the West. That’s good for wildlife and for the land.
Toby Wayne Larson followed his wife, a fifth-generation Wyomingite, back home to Casper and began playing with sawdust and ...
A deadly prion disease is taking off at Dell Creek Feedground, and the next four months could be pivotal and a harbinger of ...
Wyoming rancher Doug Samuelson expected to hear lions while camped out in Mozambique but was crushed to hear poaching had ...
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Wyoming voters prefer candidates with animal welfare policies
Each year, billions of chickens, cows and pigs are raised, slaughtered and fed to people in Wyoming and across the U.S. but a recent survey by the research nonprofit Faunalytics found a strong ...
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What happened to the grizzlies Wyoming trucked in from Montana to boost genetic diversity?
Although evidence of a new infusion of bloodlines is lacking, both transplant animals are alive, and breeding is anticipated ...
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Multi-year wildlife investigation in Wyoming ends in conviction of Idaho Falls man
A years-long wildlife poaching investigation involving multiple counties in western Wyoming ended this fall with the ...
Samantha Strable, who also goes by Sam Jones online, is currently facing multiple charges over claims she lied about her ...
Conservationists are raising alarms about legislation that could significantly impact big game hunters in Wyoming. The proposal, Draft Bill 26LSO-0212, would allow the state’s landowners to transfer ...
Explore Wyoming’s hidden food treasures, beloved by locals and mostly missed by visitors seeking authentic bites.
Wyoming's breathtaking White Mountain region is in itself a great place for outdoor adventures, but adding in the wild horses ...
American zoologist Laurie Marker has been collecting and storing specimens in a cheetah sperm bank in Namibia for 35 years, ...
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