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Animal Rights Extremists

Ag groups join forces to oppose enviro lawsuit that would keep wolves on endangered list

June 9, 2021 0

The suits seek to restore federal protection for wolves in California and the western two-thirds of Washington and Oregon, as well as the Great Lakes region. Farm groups argue they have a big stake in the outcome and can't rely…

Government run amok

Five Oregon counties say “hell no” to the state’s progressive policies

February 25, 2021 0

Move Oregon’s Border, also known as Greater Idaho, confirmed Tuesday that the initiative to move swaths of largely rural eastern and southern Oregon into Idaho qualified for the May 18 special election ballot in five counties: Baker, Grant, Lake, Malheur…

Local Government

Oregon’s rural counties sue the state for impeding timber harvests, and win $1.1 billion

November 25, 2019 0

The jury found that the state owed those counties $1.1 billion in damages, including $674 million the counties contend they lost since 2001 because the state didn’t cut enough trees. The verdict also includes $392 million in future damages, which…

Government run amok

EPA using Clean Water Act to halt beneficial private conservation projects in Pacific Northwest

August 31, 2019 1

The EPA has defined Curtis’ creek as “navigable waters,” which would put it under federal government control. If the EPA takes control of Curtis’ land, he would be required to obtain government permits before doing anything to his creek—including the…

Animal Rights Extremists

Who’s killing and mutilating cattle in Harney County?

August 6, 2019 0

“The parts were definitely cut out with a sharp blade,” he said. “There weren’t any signs of predatory eating or chewing. They were cut out by at least one person.” Sierra Dawn McClain Capital Press Death, mutilation of bulls in…

Animal Rights Extremists

Oregon moves to ban coyote hunting contests in response to Humane Society propaganda

June 7, 2019 1

 "This is nothing more than a feel-good bill for my urban colleagues," said Senate Republican Leader Herman Baertschiger, R-Grants Pass. "They have no idea what it is like to try to live on the land." Samantha Hawkins Statesman-Journal A bill to prohibit…

Domestic Energy

Interior Department pulls back on Obama-era plan to destroy Klamath dams

May 31, 2019 1

“I’m glad we got the attention of the administration and got them to pull back their tacit support for removing the dams,” LaMalfa said in a phone interview. “I had hoped it wasn’t going to be the policy of the…

Anti-grazing Zealots

Enviros continue anti-grazing crusade in Oregon national forest

May 12, 2019 0

Last year, a “biological opinion” conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service concluded that grazing plans for the allotment are unlikely to jeopardize the frog or adversely affect its critical habitat, as long as certain conditions are followed. Mateusz…

Federal Mismanagement

Oregon rancher justified in shooting wolf to protect cow dog, livestock

April 18, 2019 0

Aguilar said he fired between 25 and 30 shots, and still the wolves remained, unfazed by the warnings. Wildlife managers told him there were nine wolves on the ranch that night. George Plaven Capital Press Eastern Oregon man justified in…

Local Government

Oregon counties pressure feds for increased say in forest management, access

March 5, 2019 0

Susan Roberts, chair of the Eastern Oregon Counties Association said, “Over time these two forests have had multiple road closures and access is becoming more difficult for grazers, firefighting and general access to the forest.” Katy Nesbitt Capital Press Counties…

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