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  • Idaho Lethally Removed 82 Mule Deer From a Captive Elk Facility—Here’s Why CWD Risk Drove the Decision

    Idaho Lethally Removed 82 Mule Deer From a Captive Elk Facility—Here’s Why CWD Risk Drove the Decision

    March 3, 2026

    Idaho Fish and Game removed 82 wild mule deer that entered a captive elk facility in GMU 60A after hunters reported seeing them inside during the 2025 season. Officials said lethal removal and CWD testing were the most responsible option because wild deer can’t legally remain in captivity and there’s no reliable live test for…

    Read More: Idaho Lethally Removed 82 Mule Deer From a Captive Elk Facility—Here’s Why CWD Risk Drove the Decision
  • Mountain Lions Can Roam Shockingly Far: One Traveled From South Dakota’s Black Hills to Connecticut

    Mountain Lions Can Roam Shockingly Far: One Traveled From South Dakota’s Black Hills to Connecticut

    March 2, 2026

    Most mountain lions stay within a home range—but documented dispersals show some can go far beyond what most people imagine. One young tom’s journey from South Dakota’s Black Hills to Connecticut topped 1,500 miles, and GPS studies have captured other long treks, including a female that logged close to 1,000 miles across multiple western states.

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  • Video: Coyote Chases 3-Year-Old Through Front Gate in Pasadena—Mom’s Scream Sends It Running

    Video: Coyote Chases 3-Year-Old Through Front Gate in Pasadena—Mom’s Scream Sends It Running

    February 26, 2026

    A coyote was captured on camera chasing a 3-year-old boy through the front gate of his Pasadena home—until his mom’s scream from inside the yard sent the animal the other way. It’s a stark reminder that wildlife awareness isn’t just for the backcountry; sometimes it starts right in the front yard.

    Read More: Video: Coyote Chases 3-Year-Old Through Front Gate in Pasadena—Mom’s Scream Sends It Running
  • Elk Hoof Disease Explained: How TAHD Spreads, What Researchers Know, and Why Hunters Are Worried

    Elk Hoof Disease Explained: How TAHD Spreads, What Researchers Know, and Why Hunters Are Worried

    February 25, 2026

    Elk hoof disease (TAHD) is a painful, polymicrobial infection that leaves elk lame and struggling to walk. First detected in Southwest Washington in the late 1990s, it surged after 2007–2008 and has spread into parts of Oregon, Idaho, and California. With no vaccine or treatment for wild elk and many unanswered questions about transmission and…

    Read More: Elk Hoof Disease Explained: How TAHD Spreads, What Researchers Know, and Why Hunters Are Worried
  • Watch a Cow Elk Defend Her Calf From a Mountain Lion in Montana (Wild Video)

    Watch a Cow Elk Defend Her Calf From a Mountain Lion in Montana (Wild Video)

    February 24, 2026

    A cow elk in Montana wastes no time going full defense mode when a mountain lion is near her calf. Hooves fly as the mother elk stomps and strikes—an intense reminder that wildlife threats in the backcountry aren’t limited to predators.

    Read More: Watch a Cow Elk Defend Her Calf From a Mountain Lion in Montana (Wild Video)
  • Don’t Feed Wildlife: A “Calm” Elk Can Bite in Seconds When Hand-Fed

    Don’t Feed Wildlife: A “Calm” Elk Can Bite in Seconds When Hand-Fed

    February 22, 2026

    A calm-looking elk can still react fast—especially around food. In a clip shared as a reminder, a child’s fingers were nibbled while hand-feeding. Here’s why hand-feeding wildlife is risky and the simplest rule to avoid preventable injuries.

    Read More: Don’t Feed Wildlife: A “Calm” Elk Can Bite in Seconds When Hand-Fed
  • Are Elk Dangerous? What to Know About Aggressive Behavior During the Rut and Calving Season

    Are Elk Dangerous? What to Know About Aggressive Behavior During the Rut and Calving Season

    February 17, 2026

    Elk usually want to avoid people—but they can become dangerous fast during the fall rut or spring calving season. Learn the warning signs (pinned ears, lowered head, charging posture) and what to do if an elk starts closing the distance.

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  • The Dramatic Dating Ritual of Bald Eagles

    The Dramatic Dating Ritual of Bald Eagles

    February 13, 2026

    Bald Eagles engage in a dramatic courtship ritual called “cartwheeling,” where they lock talons and freefall, testing their compatibility and strength to ensure only the most committed pairs breed.

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  • Captivating Taxidermy: The Art of Realistic Wildlife Displays

    Captivating Taxidermy: The Art of Realistic Wildlife Displays

    February 12, 2026

    A striking black bear mount on a loft railing showcases expert taxidermy craftsmanship. This art form has evolved, capturing lifelike motion and personality, blending biology and sculpture since the 1800s.

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  • Identifying the Animal: Wolf vs. Coyote Controversy

    Identifying the Animal: Wolf vs. Coyote Controversy

    February 10, 2026

    The internet is doing what it does best—arguing. The clip below from Colorado is making the rounds and has some […]

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  • Yellowstone cougars change diets, behavior to avoid wolves

    Yellowstone cougars change diets, behavior to avoid wolves

    February 6, 2026

    In Yellowstone, wolves and cougars clash because wolves steal elk kills, sometimes killing cougars. A long-term GPS study shows they’re rivals without reward, unlike smaller predators that scavenge for food.

    Read More: Yellowstone cougars change diets, behavior to avoid wolves
  • Appreciating Unique Deer: Beyond Hunting Seasons

    Appreciating Unique Deer: Beyond Hunting Seasons

    February 5, 2026

    Before anyone checks the calendar or reaches for regulations—no, it is not Montana’s general big game season, and no, this […]

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  • What Are Coydogs?

    What Are Coydogs?

    February 2, 2026

    Coydogs, true 50/50 coyote-dog hybrids, are rare and often confused with coyotes or feral dogs. Actual hybrids can be unpredictable and belong in the wild, not as pets.

    Read More: What Are Coydogs?
  • Balancing Ecosystems: The Role of Wolves in Conservation

    Balancing Ecosystems: The Role of Wolves in Conservation

    February 1, 2026

    Wolf management in Alberta and Montana aims to maintain ecosystem balance, addressing stressed prey populations. It emphasizes science-based strategies rather than emotional reactions, ensuring both predators and prey are sustainably managed.

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  • Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?

    Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?

    January 30, 2026

    BRETT FRENCH | bfrench@billingsgazette.com As any hunter can tell you, elk are frustratingly smart, but they also adhere to certain […]

    Read More: Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?
  • Understanding Color Variations in Wildlife

    Understanding Color Variations in Wildlife

    January 28, 2026

    Every once in a while, nature throws us a plot twist that looks straight out of fantasy—an animal dressed in […]

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  • Fort Peck Bald Eagles in Action–Facts and Footage

    Fort Peck Bald Eagles in Action–Facts and Footage

    January 28, 2026

    The Bald Eagle has been the national emblem of the United States since 1782, and, All About Birds reinforces that […]

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  • Colorado Halts Gray Wolf Reintroduction Amid Political Pressure

    Colorado Halts Gray Wolf Reintroduction Amid Political Pressure

    January 27, 2026

    Colorado has paused its gray wolf reintroduction plans due to political pressure and ranchers’ concerns, leaving the future of the program uncertain amid federal threats and local tensions.

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  • Sun Valley Coyote Warning: Protect Your Dogs

    Sun Valley Coyote Warning: Protect Your Dogs

    January 26, 2026

    Coyotes in Sun Valley, Idaho, are increasingly approaching people and pets, raising concerns following a recent fatal dog attack. Idaho Fish and Game urges residents to keep dogs close and manage attractants, especially during breeding season. Responsible hunting is also emphasized to maintain a healthy coyote population and community safety.

    Read More: Sun Valley Coyote Warning: Protect Your Dogs
  • Bobcat with Dinner vs. Coyote

    Bobcat with Dinner vs. Coyote

    January 20, 2026

    Is the Coyote After the Food—or the Bobcat?

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  • When Nature Forgets to Hit Reset

    When Nature Forgets to Hit Reset

    January 19, 2026

    A Rare Horn Mishap Gave This Speed Goat a One-of-a-Kind Look

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  • Bears Are Confused, Winter Is Confused, Everyone Is Confused

    Bears Are Confused, Winter Is Confused, Everyone Is Confused

    January 18, 2026

    Why was a black bear still roaming around in December?

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  • Turn Valentine’s Day Feelings Into….Feedings

    Turn Valentine’s Day Feelings Into….Feedings

    January 15, 2026

    Check out this Valentine’s Day gift that comes with a bite….literally!

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  • Why One Bull Elk Made A Hunter Turn Around

    Why One Bull Elk Made A Hunter Turn Around

    January 13, 2026

    A hunter’s respect goes beyond the shot….

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  • Why Pets Are Becoming Prey in Colorado’s Growing Suburbs

    Why Pets Are Becoming Prey in Colorado’s Growing Suburbs

    January 12, 2026

    Coyotes are eating pets — but who’s really to blame?

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  • Animals Have Some Crazy Survival Techniques

    Animals Have Some Crazy Survival Techniques

    January 9, 2026

    When cold weather tries to kill them, these critters just wait it out….

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  • When Elk Start Ordering Off the Deer Menu

    When Elk Start Ordering Off the Deer Menu

    January 5, 2026

    Coexisting is fine until winter hits.

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  • Don’t Forget to Look Up

    Don’t Forget to Look Up

    January 2, 2026

    Bear country is not the place to get distracted….

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  • Even Bears Know When Gear is Premium

    Even Bears Know When Gear is Premium

    January 1, 2026

    Always be prepared in bear country….especially if you’re looking for bears to take pictures of…

    Read More: Even Bears Know When Gear is Premium
  • When Deer Have Pretty Unique Eyes…

    When Deer Have Pretty Unique Eyes…

    January 1, 2026

    Have you ever seen a deer like this?

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  • When Wolf Instinct Meets Human Ingenuity

    When Wolf Instinct Meets Human Ingenuity

    December 30, 2025

    What If Instinct Could Think Ahead?

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  • Different Is Definitely Not Bad…

    Different Is Definitely Not Bad…

    December 29, 2025

    Not all trophies look the same… and that’s a good thing…

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  • Out Here, Even the Wildlife Drops By

    Out Here, Even the Wildlife Drops By

    December 29, 2025

    Just another day living where the wild things are…

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  • Front Row Seats (from the car) to a Live Hunt

    Front Row Seats (from the car) to a Live Hunt

    December 24, 2025

    It’s pretty cool to see some elk, but it’s even cooler to see a predator stalking them live…

    Read More: Front Row Seats (from the car) to a Live Hunt
  • Grizzly Bear Delisting May Be Closer Than We Think

    Grizzly Bear Delisting May Be Closer Than We Think

    December 23, 2025

    Could Wyoming’s grizzlies be hunted again? Nesvik weighs in…

    Read More: Grizzly Bear Delisting May Be Closer Than We Think
  • Massive Elk Herd Roams Through Colorado Neighborhood Yards, Stuns Mom and Daughter

    Massive Elk Herd Roams Through Colorado Neighborhood Yards, Stuns Mom and Daughter

    December 19, 2025

    A mom and daughter in Colorado were stunned when a massive elk herd took over their neighborhood yards. The same elk have also been seen along a nearby highway and even shutting down a local golf course—another reminder that in elk country, wildlife can show up anywhere.

    Read More: Massive Elk Herd Roams Through Colorado Neighborhood Yards, Stuns Mom and Daughter
  • The Wolf Debate Just Took a Sharp Turn in Washington

    The Wolf Debate Just Took a Sharp Turn in Washington

    December 18, 2025

    While hunters and ranchers are cheering, animal activists are fuming….

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  • A Gift for Trappers That They Will Actually Use

    A Gift for Trappers That They Will Actually Use

    December 18, 2025

    This simple tool is changing how trappers handle non-targets…

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  • When People’s Reactions to Wildlife Might Create More Chaos

    When People’s Reactions to Wildlife Might Create More Chaos

    December 18, 2025

    Horses, humans, and a bull elk—watch what happens when they all meet at the same place….

    Read More: When People’s Reactions to Wildlife Might Create More Chaos
  • This Is Definitely Not Your Average Deer Hunt

    This Is Definitely Not Your Average Deer Hunt

    December 17, 2025

    If you think you have seen close encounters, watch this video till the end!

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  • Some Elk Have Attitude

    Some Elk Have Attitude

    December 11, 2025

    When the road says go, but the elk say no…

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  • A Predator in the Powder

    A Predator in the Powder

    December 10, 2025

    This Bobcat Forgot It Was a Predator for 5 Seconds — The Footage Is Gold!

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  • Mountain Lion Attack From the Road [VIDEO]

    Mountain Lion Attack From the Road [VIDEO]

    December 7, 2025

    This is something you don’t see every day!

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  • Ready to Level Up Your Trapping Game? Start With This Wolf Masterclass

    Ready to Level Up Your Trapping Game? Start With This Wolf Masterclass

    December 5, 2025

    Want to trap smarter, not harder? Justin Webb spills the deets in this master class…

    Read More: Ready to Level Up Your Trapping Game? Start With This Wolf Masterclass
  • When Holiday Mayhem at the Liquor Is Caused by Unexpected Bandit

    When Holiday Mayhem at the Liquor Is Caused by Unexpected Bandit

    December 4, 2025

    Wildlife Struggles Are Real… This Raccoon’s Hangover Proves It….

    Read More: When Holiday Mayhem at the Liquor Is Caused by Unexpected Bandit
  • Wild Animals Are Wild—Shocking, We Know

    Wild Animals Are Wild—Shocking, We Know

    December 4, 2025

    A pretty good survival hack we can pass on is to give wildlife space….

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  • Hunter Tracks a Doe for 30 Minutes, Ending Is Absolutely Insane

    Hunter Tracks a Doe for 30 Minutes, Ending Is Absolutely Insane

    December 3, 2025

    When you head out deer hunting and end up driving home from your passenger seat….

    Read More: Hunter Tracks a Doe for 30 Minutes, Ending Is Absolutely Insane
  • Four Elk, One Frozen Pond, and the Most Montana Rescue Ever

    Four Elk, One Frozen Pond, and the Most Montana Rescue Ever

    December 2, 2025

    Some mornings you plan coffee. Some mornings you help save elk..

    Read More: Four Elk, One Frozen Pond, and the Most Montana Rescue Ever
  • When Your Relaxing Dog Walk Turns Into a Moose Marathon

    When Your Relaxing Dog Walk Turns Into a Moose Marathon

    November 30, 2025

    Imagine walking your dog and realizing that you’re being followed….by a moose!

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  • How To Bounce Back…From a Metaphorical and Literal Faceplant

    How To Bounce Back…From a Metaphorical and Literal Faceplant

    November 28, 2025

    Have you had some cringey moments that you just can’t stop thinking about? Do what this elk did…

    Read More: How To Bounce Back…From a Metaphorical and Literal Faceplant
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