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Daniel man unleashes outrage after capturing, torturing live wolf - Vimarsana News

Daniel man unleashes outrage after capturing, torturing live wolf

PINEDALE — Although the news of Cody Roberts capturing and torturing a live wolf by running it down on his snowmobile and binding its mouth shut before killing it in

Daniel man unleashes outrage after allegedly capturing, torturing live wolf - Vimarsana News

Daniel man unleashes outrage after allegedly capturing, torturing live wolf

PINEDALE — Although the news of Cody Roberts allegedly capturing and torturing a live wolf by running it down on his snowmobile and binding its mouth shut before killing it

Wayne Hubert inducted into Outdoor Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Wayne Hubert inducted into Outdoor Hall of Fame

While tossing a fishing line in your favorite lake, if you meet a Wyoming Game and Fish Department fisheries biologist there’s a one-in-four chance that individual was a student of

Baby, it's still C-O-L-D outside - Vimarsana News

Baby, it's still C-O-L-D outside

I know a lot of people have their hearts set on eating bugs, and the world ending with pestilence and fire devouring humankind. Cranky as they are in their native, foaming-at-the-mouth state, the sort...

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Nearly 50% of two historic wildlife herds could succumb to this winter. Wyomingites are frustrated - Vimarsana News

Nearly 50% of two historic wildlife herds could succumb to this winter. Wyomingites are frustrated

Normally there would be hundreds of antelope this time of year grazing sagebrush and spring grass. But instead, there are piles of dead antelope on top of a blanket of snow. Some are still alive – but barely. This unprecedented wildlife loss in some of the country’s largest antelope and mule deer herds is the result of an incredibly harsh winter in southwest Wyoming. It is expected that as many as 50 percent of the animals will die before summer.