Toxicity of this poison to other animals is negligible including to those that may eat poisoned ravens.
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But a conflict with that route often happens, he continued, when officials conducting Visa interviews in the applicants' home country question if they've ever lived in the U.S. illegally.
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OR-7, Oregon's famous wandering wolf, did just that, leaving the Imnaha pack on the edge of the Eagle Cap Wilderness in 2011, traveling south and entering California, then returning to Oregon. The Imnaha pack is led by OR-4, but his collar has started to malfunction. The collars only last three to four years. The radios send GPS coordinates, allowing biologists to track a pack's movements.
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A victory for the owners of Ringling Bros. Rider claimed he suffered emotional injury because Ringling Brothers used chains and bull hooks -- metal hooks on poles -- to manage the elephants. The circus, which calls the tool a "guide," says it is used humanely.
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But wildlife managers weren't sure killing the ravens would have a lasting benefit to sage grouse. This program will bring shame and embarrassment to your beautiful state," wrote Gary Wrasse, of Colorado. "Please engage the Audubon Society for their expertise.
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The first wolf hunt was held in November and December and had a goal of killing 43 of the Upper Peninsula's population of more than 650 wolves.
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Idaho Fish Game official who investigated a report of a wolf attack on a dog in the Idaho City area last week confirmed that there were wolves in the area, according to a press release from Fish Game Tuesday. Physical evidence from the scene indicated that the dog was likely carried off by a wolf. The incident occurred late Wednesday, and the dog hasn't been seen since. Wolf sightings were reported in the Idaho City area the previous week, Fish Game officials said. "Area...
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Subsistence fishers must also use setnets; no drift nets are allowed this summer. Alaska's hatchery fish are not factored into those numbers. This winter, Southeast Alaska trollers caught about 14,000 kings. Federal managers have shut down the subsistence king fishery on the Stikine River.
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...deer tag deadline is June 4 June 4 is the deadline for North Dakota deer hunters to apply for a 2014 gun season license. Hunters are encouraged to apply online at the State Game and Fish Department website, gf.nd.gov. The deadline applies to muzzleloader, regular gun, gratis and nonresident landowner, and youth antlered mule deer applications (specifically for antlered mule deer in units 3B1, 3B2 and 4A through 4F). Gratis applications received on or before the June 4...
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But they have to pay the full nonresident price -- $301 for deer and $416 for elk. Setting the price will be key, Gould said. Gould said over-winter survival of mule deer populations has been above average for the past three years and peaked at 80 percent last year.
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