Hunting debate drives wildlife funding and habitat plans
The column argues the hunting versus antihunting split distorts wildlife policy. It notes hunters fund wildlife programs through license fees and excise taxes, while habitat loss from development worsens species risk. It urges collaboration between hunters and anti-hunting groups to protect wildlife.
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Alaska bear attack ends with desperate cabin rescue
Ronald Cole suffered a crushed face after bears attacked him while surveying land near Skwentna Alaska. His wife Darcelle carried him into their wilderness cabin and alerted Lake Creek Lodge, then via radiophone contacted Anchorage Emergency Service. Rescue Coordination Center at Ellerdart Air Force Base searched for a helicopter amid limited fuel and crew availability.
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Rescue at lodge mission ends with guided river landing
A renter calls for outdoors help as a lodge rescue unfolds. Flight surgeon Lt Col James Olson, paramedic Donald Mulhall, and Sgt Robert Bwoin reach the cabin after landing on a river sandbar. Cole is found badly bitten but bleeding stopped, then hoisted by litter through wet trees. The crew returns to Anchorage as rescue operations wrap. A worm bed DIY guide follows, detailing prep, materials, and care for anglers.
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Barbour Ponds Closure Through July 1 Due to Construction
The Colorado Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation will close Barbour Ponds State Recreation Area from 8:00 to July 4 for construction of two new campgrounds and extensive roadwork. Barbour Ponds lies along Del. Coming off of T-38 in southwest Weld County.
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Fishing report notes low water and poor fishing
The report for Copeland Lake and Horsetooth and Jackson reservoirs notes water levels as low or full with clear water but fishing described as poor. Delaney mentions water conditions as low and clear. The overall assessment across Butte lakes suggests limited success for anglers.
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