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Stephen Augustine’s Comments on Idaho’s 2011-12 Wolf Hunt

by Ken Fischman | Dec 14, 2011 | Breaking News, Idaho Fish & Game, wolf hunt

  Stephen Augustine’s Comments on Wolves to Idaho Fish & Game and Op Ed in The Reader Stephen Augustine’s eloquent and perceptive words about the Idaho wolf hunt disserve the attention of all those who care about the fate of our wildlife. He points out that the...

Wolves Don’t Belong On The Firing Line

by Ken Fischman | Dec 19, 2010 | Idaho Fish & Game, wolf hunt, Wolves

Wolves Don’t Belong On The Firing Line WRITERS ON THE RANGE – September 23, 2009By Ken Fischman  The day before the first-ever official wolf hunt started in Idaho on Sept. 1, I stood on the sidewalk outside the county courthouse in Sandpoint, watching cars...

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