Should we hunt grizzlies?

Article Abstract:

Biologists, wildlife officials and hunters have different explanations for the increased number of grizzly bear sightings and attacks in Wyoming and Montana. Officials blame drought weather conditions while the others truly believe the grizzly population is increasing, and they should be hunted.

Column, Behavior, Grizzly bear, Bear hunting

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Drop-camp shysters

Article Abstract:

Hunters should be aware that some outfitters that provide camp services without guided hunting, and should carefully interview outfitters before they hire them. Questions that should be asked include the number of shooting opportunities and different services offered.

Services, Hunting, Hunting guides

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Calling all predators

Article Abstract:

Rabbit calls are used to attract coyotes, and a good calling site must be selected so that a coyote does not pick up human scents. Droppings and tracks are two ways to detect the presence of coyotes. Having good visibility for shooting is also important.

Methods, Control, Coyotes, Predator hunting

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