The man was cited, but no charges were filed as of yet.. The slobs name wasn’t released by officials, but we will:
Randy Strickland of Eagle ID.
Slobs like this should have their hunting license revoked permanently.
September, 2009
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Idaho: Slob shoots female wolf pup from behind his pickup
Thursday, September 10th, 2009Updates
Tuesday, September 8th, 2009Due to work issues, updates have been trickling in the past week. Also, next week I will be leaving for the western wilderness and should be back in October. Until then, I would not expect much in the way of updates as I prefer to disconnect from the computer world and travel without a laptop or any device except for a simple cell phone. Thanks for reading and see you soon.
-Mike
edit: To keep up to date on important public land news over the next month, check out Ralph Maughan’s Wildlife Blog in the link section on the right side of this page. Also visit Ted Williams blog over at Fly Rod and Reel.
Cat survives arrow through head (video)
Saturday, September 5th, 2009There are some sick people out there. Hopefully they find this person and return the favor.
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Yellowstone launches bear box initiative
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009For $1k in donations, the Park Service will place a bear box at one of the drive-in campgrounds. As someone who uses these campgrounds, I can tell you bear boxes are in short supply.
Wilderness Act turns 45: All generations benefit
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009Truly one of the landmark moments in the history of mankind. This goes beyond national boundaries in terms of importance for our species as well as other species at this place we call home.
Maine: Pit toilet peeper strikes again
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009Wow. That is some really strange behavior. I guess we really should look down those things before we use them. Imagine the shock of seeing someone in the pit.
California: Progress in wildfires?
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009Well ,at least one of them,
NYT: Hunting wolves and men
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009Timothy Eagan points out the sad news that much of the hunting for these wolves is really being replaced with some sad, obsessive lust to wipe out the species completely. Generally, people unhappy with their position in life have found a symbol to vent on, and it is the wolf. It’s been going on for quite some time by groups of people in the rocky mountain west where the wolf still roams.
