Senator opposes Yellowstone wolf reintroduction plan
Montana Senator Max Baucus and his brother, a 5000 sheep raiser and Montana Woolgrowers predator committee chair, oppose reintroducing wolves into Yellowstone. A Defenders of Wildlife trip to Minnesota influenced views, while park biologist Varley urged an environmental impact statement.
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Grouse habitat workshop tour set in Barron County
The Tailfeathers Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society will present a habitat workshop tour for landowners in Barron County on Saturday July 25. Private forest landowners will learn to manage properties for ruffed grouse American woodcock white tailed deer and other forest wildlife with presenters Jack Nedland Dave Evenson and Dan Dessecker. A bus tour leaves Deutschs Picture Framing Rice Lake at 9 a.m. and returns about 1 p.m. A free lunch is provided contact Frank Zumpf or Steve Schultz for details.
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Obey blasts treaties but says little can be done
U S Representative David Obey told Protect Americans Rights and Resources members in Chippewa Falls that he cannot promise the Congress will unilaterally abrogate the state treaties. He urged support for an out-of-court settlement of a Chippewa Indian lawsuit against the state, while noting the unlikely prospect of overturning treaties.
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Taxidermy budget amendment sparks concern in DNR
Senior DNR official C D Besadny warned that an amendment to the 1987 89 budget could exempt taxidermists from wildlife sale prohibitions enabling a market for trophy animals and large scale meat resale. He noted enforcement difficulties and cited a local case involving John Rinehart and the American Institute of Taxidermy.
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American Institute of Taxidermy, Inc
Janesville
Rock County
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