The Feral Week. The Week of December 7, 2025.

The week of December 7, 2025.

Desonier named Wyoming Wildlife Officer of the Year by national org

Wyoming Sportsman Group Demands Justice After Trio Accused Of Torturing Moose

Conservation Group Sues, Claims Feds Hiding Wyoming Wind Turbine Eagle Deaths

Gordon pares back Wyoming’s first pronghorn migration, overriding Game and Fish commissioners

Search Intensifies For Horses Missing Six Weeks In Wyoming Backcountry

Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Lex Anteinternet: All the men were well shod in good looking riding ...

Seminoe ‘pumped water storage’ project draws concern over threats to fisheries, wildlife in central Wyoming

Lex Anteinternet: Cowboy Boots

Monday, December 8, 2025

Lex Anteinternet: Turning our backs on American Careerism. A synchronicitous trip.

Wyoming Officials Fear Seminoe Power Project Could Ruin Premier Bighorn Herd

Hunter, 82, Still Bagging Wyoming Big Game With Rifle He Bought In 1968

Sheridan Man Builds Premium Fly-Fishing Rods — And Teaches Others To Make Them

The Feral Week. Week of November 30, 2025.

BLM’s heated Rock Springs plan took 12 years to finish. Now the feds must redo it in one.

BLM’s heated Rock Springs plan took 12 years to finish. Now the feds must redo it in one.: The substance of a revision ordered by the Trump administration remains under wraps, though changes will be confined to “special management areas.”‘Human Hand’ Found In Park County Dump Turns Out To Be Skinned Bear Paw

 

‘Human Hand’ Found In Park County Dump Turns Out To Be Skinned Bear Paw

This Trump nominee wants to liquidate public lands

This Trump nominee wants to liquidate public lands: Steve Pearce, Trump’s nominee to run the BLM, has worked to privatize and undermine our public lands, writes Aaron Weiss.

Blog Mirror: Upstream pumped storage project may have impacts on Natrona County

Upstream pumped storage project may have impacts on Natrona County

Natrona County Commissioners voice formal concerns about upstream pumped storage project

Inside Wyoming’s fight against cheatgrass, the ‘most existential, sweeping threat’ to western ecosystems

Inside Wyoming’s fight against cheatgrass, the ‘most existential, sweeping threat’ to western ecosystems: An all-hands-on-deck effort, tens of millions in funding and a breakthrough herbicide are slowing but not halting a destructive force steadily enveloping the best sagebrush left on Earth.

Go Ask Alice. A thread on hunting and fishing rucksacks.

Lex Anteinternet: Tuesday, November 30, 1915. The Ross.

Last Edition:

The Feral Week of November 23, 2025.

The Feral Week of November 23, 2025.

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Hunters Fear Bill Would Turn Wilderness Into Militarized Surveillance Zone

Lex Anteinternet: A Blog Mirror Post: Do it yourself, was "How to G...

Lex Anteinternet: Monday, November 26, 1945. Now's the Time, Wolves...

Wyoming Rancher Accused Of Trying To Steal Trophy Elk Head From Helicopter Hunters

CWD detected in 2 new Wyoming deer hunt areas

There’s some land too important to sacrifice on the altar of development

Last edition:

The Feral Week of November 16, 2025.

The Feral Week of November 16, 2025.

Feds plan to revamp Endangered Species Act. What does that mean?

 

Feds plan to revamp Endangered Species Act. What does that mean?

Thursday, November 20, 2025

Story Man Narrowly Avoids Being Wiped Out By Rutting White-Tailed Deer

 

Story Man Narrowly Avoids Being Wiped Out By Rutting White-Tailed Deer

Wyoming Wants A Health Plan For Bear Attacks And Other ‘Catastrophic’ Events

 

Wyoming Wants A Health Plan For Bear Attacks And Other ‘Catastrophic’ Events

What is ski cutting and why is it controversial?

What is ski cutting and why is it controversial?: Skiers, snowboarders and snowmobilers encourage a backcountry safety mindset — to reduce fatalities — at the annual Wyoming Snow and Avalanche Safety Workshop in Jackson.

Canada, Oregon And Now Washington Won't Send More Wolves To Colorado

 

Canada, Oregon And Now Washington Won't Send More Wolves To Colorado

The Feral Week, week of November 9, 2025.

Drilling lease slated 2 miles from world’s largest sage grouse lek, center punching planet’s longest mule deer migration

Drilling lease slated 2 miles from world’s largest sage grouse lek, center punching planet’s longest mule deer migration: Parcel 0712 is part of a complex of oil and gas leases in ecologically valuable sagebrush-steppe that the Bureau of Land Management has proposed for auction in June.

Thursday, November 13, 2025

CST Headline: Lummis leads push to rescind Public Lands Rule

Well of course:

Lummis leads push to rescind Public Lands Rule

It's time for Lummis, who isn't listening to  Wyomingites to retire.

No national recovery plan for gray wolves, says U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

 

No national recovery plan for gray wolves, says U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Hunters Push To Protect Greater Little Mountain, Wyoming’s ‘Crown Jewel’

 

Hunters Push To Protect Greater Little Mountain, Wyoming’s ‘Crown Jewel’

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

Lex Anteinternet: Bite the Hand That Feeds You: Essays and Provocations

Lex Anteinternet: Bite the Hand That Feeds You: Essays and Provocations:   Bite the Hand That Feeds You: Essays and Provocations 9780300155525 This includes the excellent essay The Idiocy of Urban Life, which I...

Bite the Hand That Feeds You: Essays and Provocations

 

Bite the Hand That Feeds You: Essays and Provocations 9780300155525

This includes the excellent essay The Idiocy of Urban Life, which I've occasionally cited here under its original The New Republic name, The Cows Revenge.

Laramie Gunsmith's $24,000 Fine Rifles Are Works Of Art Made For Serious Hunting

 

Laramie Gunsmith's $24,000 Fine Rifles Are Works Of Art Made For Serious Hunting

Monday, November 10, 2025

Wyoming to again weigh making landowner tags ‘transferable,’ a step toward pay-for-play hunting

This again:

Wyoming to again weigh making landowner tags ‘transferable,’ a step toward pay-for-play hunting: Legislation that would enable ranchers and large property owners to sell tags to the highest bidder passed through the Agriculture Committee and has a shot at becoming law in 2026.

Here's the tale of the tape:

Ayes included Pearson, Cowley Republican Rep. Dalton Banks, Cheyenne Republican Rep. Steve Johnson, Riverton Republican Rep. Pepper Ottman, Douglas Republican Rep. Tomi Strock, Thermopolis Republican Rep. John Winter and Casper Republican Sen. Bob Ide. 

Opposing were Buffalo Republican Sen. Barry Crago, Cheyenne Republican Sen. Taft Love, La Barge Republican Rep. Mike Schmid, Baggs Republican Rep. Bob Davis and Laramie Democrat Rep. Karlee Provenza. 

Of course, Casper Republican Ide is in favor of it.

Don't vote for the people in the aye column.

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The Feral Week.