Should we hunt grizzlies? After 23 years of protecting the great bears in the Lower 48, it's time to ask if they still need our help

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Grizzly bears were listed as a 'threatened species' in the lower 48 states in 1975, and hunting them became illegal in most of these states. Due to reliable reports of an increasing population, hunting grizzlies may actually do more to protect their population, and protect people from attacks, than would leaving them on the list of threatened species.

Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules, Endangered species, Protection and preservation, Wildlife management, Grizzly bear

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Homecoming elk hunt

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An elk hunter returns to the Ute Indian Reservation where he once hunted during his college years. The Ute Indian Reservation banned hunting on its preserves, and had only started giving limited permits to hunters in 1994.

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Bull of the century

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An elk hunter killed a trophy elk that measured 412 2/8 Boone and Crockett points near Cody, WY and Yellowstone National Park. The elk will be the third-largest bull killed in Wyoming once it is certified in 1995.

Recreation, Yellowstone National Park, Gardiner, Montana

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