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Barstool Mountain Myths: Wolves & Elk Numbers Strong Despite Dire Predictions

by WyoFile April 6, 2009

While some Wyoming legislators, hunters, and ranchers claim that wolves are decimating the state’s elk herds, analysis of the facts tells a different story. Prior to the reintroduction of wolves …

Editorial: WyoFile Calls for Reform of Severance Tax

by WyoFile February 23, 2009

Get Involved! Ask Your Lawmaker for Change Here!
Wyoming has not raised its basic severance tax for oil, gas, and coal for 28 years.
WyoFile would like to see that change.
Right now, …

The View from the Divide: Four Decades in Wyoming Wilderness

by WyoFile February 16, 2009

Nestled on the downwind side of the Rocky Mountains, Dubois, Wyoming is in the southeast arm of the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem. This small mountain town has been our home for …

Teapot Dome Redux

by WyoFile September 15, 2008

Warren Harding

Dubois — How is a more than a century old oil scandal relevant today? Let us count the ways.
In March, 1921, Warren G. Harding, was sworn in as our …