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Accused Wyoming wolf tormentor worked with state before Daniel incident - Vimarsana News

Accused Wyoming wolf tormentor worked with state before Daniel incident

JACKSON — Cody Roberts, the man accused of abusing a wolf in Daniel, worked with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for at least four years before the agency charged

Outrage as Wyoming man abducts injured wolf from national park, takes it to a bar - Vimarsana News

Outrage as Wyoming man abducts injured wolf from national park, takes it to a bar

As Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming opens for the busy summer season, wildlife advocates are leading a call for a boycott of the conservative ranching...

Green groups push federal government to ban 'yote whacking' on public land - Vimarsana News

Green groups push federal government to ban 'yote whacking' on public land

JACKSON — After a Wyoming man allegedly abused a wolf in Daniel, setting off international outrage, environmental groups are lobbying a new group of policymakers to make changes intended to

Green groups push federal government to ban 'yote whacking' on public land - Vimarsana News

Green groups push federal government to ban 'yote whacking' on public land

JACKSON — After a Wyoming man allegedly abused a wolf in Daniel, setting off international outrage, environmental groups are lobbying a new group of policymakers to make changes intended to

Accused Wyoming wolf tormentor worked with state before Daniel incident - Vimarsana News

Accused Wyoming wolf tormentor worked with state before Daniel incident

JACKSON — Cody Roberts, the man accused of abusing a wolf in Daniel, worked with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for at least four years before the agency charged