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Animal Rights Extremists

Ignorance, insults overflow in congressional wolf de-listing debate

November 30, 2018 0

A Virginia lawmaker cited a Washington State University scientist’s assertion that shooting wolves increases attacks on livestock. Oregon Rep. Earl Blumenauer said wolves balance ecosystems and noted the danger suburban motorists face of crashing into deer. Don Jenkins Capital Press…

Human Rights

HSUS leads ‘animal rights’ anti-pet crusade by pushing retail bans

March 13, 2018 0

We can tell you it’s NOT about animal welfare. It is about forcing the American public to source their dogs from a certain location with the guise of “saving an animal’s life”. Animal Rights Extremists are pushing to end animal…

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Colorado rancher, legislator will introduce ‘COORS’ bill to protect beef consumers

January 5, 2018 0

In 2015, President Obama signed the Omnibus Bill which ordered the US Department of Agriculture to stop enforcing Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) regulations. Since that time ranchers have been calling for the rules to be restored, not just to…

Domestic Energy

Bill easing regs on tribal energy development passes Senate

December 3, 2017 0

“The Southern Ute Indian Tribe strongly supports this legislation,” said Clement Frost, chairman of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe. “Energy development on our lands generates hundreds of jobs and household incomes to tribal members and surrounding families alike..." Jason Spiess…

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This Colorado wild horse herd enjoys great prospects, but is an exception to the rule

October 18, 2017 0

Decades ago, ranchers with allotments in the area voluntarily withdrew their herds so the horses would have no feeding competition from cattle or sheep. Because the herds are intensively managed, with the regular introduction of new genetic stock, the horses…

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Without reforms, Antiquities Act poses a threat to constitutional government

October 12, 2017 1

Any honest reading reveals that it was created to protect “landmarks,” “structures,” and “objects” – not vast swaths of land. Compare the language of the law and the historically obvious intent of the Congress that passed it – at the…

Domestic Energy

House Resources Committee hears bills furthering state control of energy development

September 8, 2017 0

The states examined in this study earn an average of $14.51 for every dollar spent on state trust land management. The U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management generate only 73 cents in return for every dollar spent on…

BLM

Utah Senators wants to throw out Obama-era BLM policies, start fresh

May 18, 2017 1

“A court-ordered deadline for publishing RMPs (resource management plans) resulted in BLM rushing its plans from the start, cutting out local voices in the implementation process,” Hatch said in a written statement. Julie Applegate St. George News Hatch bill would…

Human Rights

Oregon Rep. Walden to stem prosecution of ranchers under federal terrorism statutes

March 8, 2017 1

The federal government, whose agencies regularly use prescribed burns--many of which spread accidentally and cause extreme damage to life and property--already enjoy the protections Walden extends to civilian property owners in HR 983. by Marjorie Haun United States Representative Greg…

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Wolf ESA plan should focus on species recovery, not shutting down ranchers

February 28, 2017 0

This plan set a recovery goal of 100 wolves, a target that was exceeded in 2014. However, instead of celebrating the recovery plan’s success by delisting the wolf and returning management to the states, the federal government decided to move…

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