Well, we kicked off this week with the harrowing tale of a 69-year-old Wisconsin woman who is now thankfully in stable condition after suffering severe injuries in a bear attack. We followed that up with the details surrounding Utah’s new law requiring all users of specific Wildlife Management Areas over the age of 18 to obtain a valid hunting or fishing license and why it’s a good idea. Grizzly bear delisting was once again in the news this week after clearing the House Natural Resources Committee and another grizzly, north of the border, has been found dead after local residents attempted to break the law and relocate him themselves. Finally, we covered off the story of five Mississippi men who have been handed nearly $120,000 in fines for a multi-state poaching spree.

We’re also covering:

• America’s favorite Python Hunting Dog is Killed in Tragic Hunting Accident
• Montana FWP Launches Grizzly Bear Conflict Dashboard to Track Rising Incidents
• RMEF Invests $3.7M in Colorado Wildlife Conservation and Hunting Projects for 2024.
• Jay Cutler’s African Hunt Triggers the Virtue Mob. 
• Wyoming Game and Fish Commission approves increased wolf hunting season.
• Alaska officials reinstate bear-culling Program to help caribou in face of legal challenges.

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