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It’s been nearly five years since the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision recognizing tribes’ treaty-based hunting rights, and two months since a lower federal court issued an order

It’s been nearly five years since the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision recognizing tribes’ treaty-based hunting rights, and two months since a lower federal court issued an order

It’s been nearly five years since the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision recognizing tribes’ treaty-based hunting rights.

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A group of state lawmakers, agency heads and industry and advocacy group lobbyists will meet in coming months to assess laws related to the now-infamous capture of a wolf that

Legislative panel has been formed to examine relevant statutes, especially those that criminalize possession of a live wolf and public display of a live animal.

JACKSON — Six years after retiring from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Bob Lanka sat in front of a legislative committee and did what state employees on Wyoming’s payroll

After a Wyoming man ran a wolf down and tortured it before shooting it, more groups are speaking out against such cruelty.

More than 60 conservation groups sent letters to the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management this week, asking the agencies to immediately ban the use of snowmobiles

RIVERTON — From her home in the South Carolina countryside town of Six Mile, Lorraine Finazzo typically spends her weekdays managing construction projects for a New York City real estate