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Jan 06 2020 
Wyoming Ranch – Growing Compassion
Growing Compassion: "Most of my focus is on the environment and wildlife. I don't do anything without careful thought and study." -
Dec 03 2019 
A Trapper’s Story – The Truth
As a man living the life of a trapper – now, I find solace in watching animal families, beaver, coyotes, wolves, you name it, go about their lives undisturbed by humans. -
Aug 16 2019 
A Letter To The Furbearers
"Be cunning and distrustful, never allow yourself to feel safe. Keep your senses alert, step carefully, do not linger away from cover. Be suspicious of all that feels new or foreign and hide your families well: this is the life we’ve imposed upon you." -
May 01 2019 
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Apr 19 2019 
Killing Contests: When Wildlife is Abandoned
In a competitive game, it is solely species’ elusiveness that counts, as each animal’s life is reduced to a carefully calculated point value, turned into a number to be ticked off and high-fived. -
Apr 12 2019 
Open letter to the wild creatures
"You, too, can change things. Just remember there are people who will try to stop you, and when they do you will have to fight for your lives and the lives of the children to come." -
Mar 30 2019 
Losing Wildness
Instead of thinking of wolves as numbers or datasets, trophies to be won or targets to destroy — consider them individuals, members of families, the thinking feeling creatures of this earth that they are. -
Feb 22 2019 
Bobcats, Trapping & Trophies
Recently I’ve been concerned with trapping and hunting, especially trophy hunting and killing contests. -
Feb 09 2019 
The Cruelty of Incuriosity
This is the story of one bobcat, who suffered for no reason. I wish I had gotten there sooner so I could free it. -
Feb 07 2019 
Daily Trap Checks Would End Prolonged Suffering
Daily trap checks are not only fair and reasonable, they are necessary to end the prolonged suffering and give trapped released animals a better chance at survival.
