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IRON MOUNTAIN—The professional elk killer can always find elk.

Wildlife managers are pulling out all the stops to reduce herd sizes in areas where access issues have stymied hunting and created chronically high numbers.

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

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

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

JACKSON – Clayton Melinkovich has received thousands of emails and calls demanding harsher penalties for a man publicly accused of tormenting a wolf at a Daniel bar.

An invisible line snakes west from Bondurant, Wyo., following the highway through Hoback, Jackson, across Teton Pass and out to Idaho.

Clayton Melinkovich, a Sublette County attorney, is considering levying charges against the man accused of torturing and killing a wolf in Daniel. He has yet to make a decision, citing

CHEYENNE — Everyone knows Wyoming earned its nickname as The Equality State because it was the first state to grant women the right to vote in 1890.

JACKSON—Clayton Melinkovich has received thousands of emails and calls demanding harsher penalties for a man publicly accused of tormenting a wolf at a Daniel bar.