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February 18, 2017

House Dems vote to keep ‘boot heel’ of Revenue Dept. on necks of Colorado land owners

It is an article of faith that Democrats in the Colorado Capitol care nothing for the state’s farmers and ranchers, and the big-city liberals…

February 10, 2017

Mexican gray wolf attacks on rise in Arizona, along with costs, complications

“All that was left was a leg and a few bone shards. I just got lucky to find it,” he said, noting that he…

February 6, 2017

Free the Hammonds: A letter to the President from a family friend

A year ago, Ammon and Ryan Bundy, LaVoy Finicum, and their friends arrived in Oregon and camped at the Malheur Refuge to protest the…

January 30, 2017

John Day, Oregon, The Meeting that Never Happened, inspiring a Western ‘Revolution’

Farmer, radio host, blogger, and patriot, Trent Loos reflects on his experiences at “The Meeting that Never Happened,” in John Day, Harney County, Oregon….

January 13, 2017

Animal rights groups fight policies necessary to remedy wild horse disaster

An estimated 55,000 wild horses roamed public U.S. rangelands as of March of last year, more than double the federally advised number. As natural…

January 10, 2017

Ranchers, Western communities fall victim to Obama ‘Midnight Monuments’ crusade

Western state lawmakers, ranchers and those in the oil and gas industry, on the other hand, have widely panned Obama’s monument proclamations – claiming…

January 5, 2017

Ranchers vow to fight Obama land grabs, sage grouse plans, BLM rules

“Ranchers that operate on federal lands protect water sources used by livestock and wildlife, maintain fence lines, reduce spread of invasive weeds like cheatgrass…

December 9, 2016

Following acquittals, Oregon standoff prosecutors rethinking next phase of trial

Patrick contends that the jury in the first trial concluded that a conspiracy did not exist. He notes that the original indictment lists all…

November 29, 2016

Arizona faces costly effects of protected wolf populations

The Livestock Loss Board voted unanimously Nov. 3 to compensate ranchers up to $2,500 per animal for confirmed wolf kills. The action is an…

November 28, 2016

Wyoming study hopes to shed light on roots of wild horse crisis

Wild horse specialists work to keep herd numbers at specific levels for each management area, but the animals don’t recognize the invisible boundaries. Managers…

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