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Except for reducing carbon sequestration which is long term and not easily attached to habitat and some on-going studies to determine...

I proposed a completely reasonable solution in Colorado. Took like 5 minutes. Maybe the powers-that-be can at least have a conference...

SO, here we are! There are MANY things that should have happened but didn't. So, what are we to do next? As I look around at all the...

I understand your comments, I won’t call them your arguement because you’re clearly not opposed to removing cheatgrass. As you said, it...

It's green and I said they'll eat what's available when it's available.

Ask An Expert: Mike Pellant, Rangeland Ecologist (retired), Bureau of Land Management Learn more through this NEW webinar series: Moving...

Well Bess - this buck below was killed by the preeminent outfitter for Pronghorn (Eli & Tony Grimmett) and they guessed him to be 3...

"I saw more rigorous scientific analysis and common sense in the middle skool science fairs I used to help judge. There is just a...

No! What we learned is that cheatgrass is using so much of the water on top that less and less of it is getting down far enough to keep...

See post #19.

Well, with cattle being hauled to the High country every year, it’s only a matter of time till those seeds get spread uphill. Also, hay...

Anything for a good laugh, I see! Of course, none of the deer you show have any idea what cheatgrass is or does! That's just become a...

If you are familiar with wells, you know that sometimes it takes years for the rainwater to reach the ground water level. Not ALL of the...

Another cheat: Cheatgrass can be almost anywhere or everywhere we have mule deer (and some places we don't have deer). There's only two...