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May 15, 2009
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- bison, brucellosis, buffalo, helicopter, horsebutte, montana, northernrockies, wildlife, yellowstone
We got word that state and federal wildlife officials were unnecessarily hazing America's last genetically wild buffalo off of a peninsula west of Yellowstone National Park in Montana yesterday. I started pulling together a blog posting and about halfway...continued→
July 10, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- bison, brucellosis, buffalo, montana, wyoming
Sadly, outbreaks of the cattle disease brucellosis have popped up in Montana and Wyoming recently. Though there has never been a documented case of the disease being transmitted from buffalo to cattle in the wild---and the geography of the outbreak...continued→
May 24, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- buffalo, HorseButte, montana
There are plenty of things I could be writing about here…but for some reason the State of Montana keeps forcing me to write about the Yellowstone buffalo. Just weeks after Governor Schweitzer publicly pledged that no more buffalo would be...continued→
May 16, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- buffalo, HorseButte, Interdepartmentalbisonmanagementplan, montana
This week it cost me $40 to fill up my car with gas. That got me to thinking…how much does it cost to fuel up a helicopter?Quite a leap, I know, but I have been reading press reports about the...continued→
May 16, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- buffalo, HorseButte, montana, yellowstone
As rites of spring go, this a depressing one…The state of Montana has begun hazing America’s last remaining free-ranging buffalo herds from their traditional calving grounds back into Yellowstone National Park.I know, I know… Hazing. That doesn’t sound so bad,...continued→