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A lone cow stands in a Nevada pasture. Large pastures and wide-open country can make it hard to keep track of where your cattle are and makes it easier for thieves to make off with them unnoticed. Several hundred head of cattle are estimated to have been stolen in and around the town of Paradise Valley

Livestock

Cattle thieves strike Nevada ranchers

It might sound like an anachronism, but cattle rustling is alive and well in…

May 14, 2018 · By Jason Campbell, WLJ correspondent

Policy

Washington considers mandatory electronic ID

Officials with the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) have announced that they are…

Feb 2, 2018 · By Jason Campbell, WLJ correspondent

A cowboy moves cattle near the Jim Sage Mountains of Idaho on the same day officials from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game unanimously voted against allowing hunters to bait wolves. Hunting is part of the state’s wolf management plan. There were 35

News

No wolf baiting in Idaho

In a unanimous decision announced Aug. 25, officials with Idaho’s Fish and Game Commission…

Sep 4, 2017 · By Jason Campbell, WLJ correspondent

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