No refuge from the range wars: despite a federal lawsuit, cattlemen still want to graze their herds on wildlife reserves

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The National Audubon Society, Defenders of Wildlife, and Wilderness Society filed a lawsuit that caused the US Fish and Wildlife Service to ban cattle grazing at Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge in Oregon. Ranchers are protesting because they believe their cattle have a right to graze.

Environmental aspects, Wildlife refuges, Nature reserves, Pasture, Right of, Right of pasture, Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge, Oregon

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Raging bull

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Bill Cowher, head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has become an icon in his city as he has coached the team to the playoffs for six consecutive seasons. Cowher is known for his explosive style of coaching and the relationships he forms with his players.

Officials and employees, Football coaches, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cowher, Bill

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The range bull

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A cattle herder describes how he went out to look for a mule that had strayed, saw two bulls fighting and was then knocked off his horse. A bull charges at him, but he saves himself by rolling down into a hollow.

Description and travel, Rangelands, Bulls

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