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JACKSON — Keith Nelson pulled no punches.

JACKSON — Keith Nelson pulled no punches.

JACKSON — Retired wildlife managers say fallout from an incident of alleged wolf abuse in Wyoming may erode trust in the state’s wildlife management and bleed into other debates about

The clips, provided to Cowboy State Daily, come after 42-year-old Cody Roberts paraded the young wolf around the bar in rural Wyoming before shooting it dead.

In the rolling sagebrush flats east of Cody roams one of the most unusual pronghorn herds in the world, but rarity doesn’t spare its members from a familiar threat of

Prior to Tuesday morning, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department was tight-lipped about a Sublette County man’s alleged abusive treatment of a gray wolf after he intentionally hit it with a …

The hunter is alleged to have captured the wolf, duct-taped its mouth and delivered it to a bar for display before he killed the animal.

CHEYENNE — Wyoming Game and Fish Department Director Brian Nesvik will retire in September after 29 years of dedicated service to conserving Wyoming’s wildlife, according to a Game …

The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers.

Brian Nesvik, the director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, told Cowboy State Daily on Monday that the agency isn’t being secretive about the alleged torment and killing of wolf in Sublette County. He said the statues related to releasing information about wolf hunting are complex.