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Category Archives: hunting animals
coyote
Ever since I stood outside the grizzly’s cage I have been thinking about Joseph Beuys and his coyote. In my pocket are Walt Earl’s signature coyote calls: handmade in their custom box. To Walt the coyote is a pest, a … Continue reading
trophies
Further south, in Utah, the Anasazi people were hunting game as early as 1200 B.C. Over three thousand years later I am standing here looking up at images of their hunters encircling bear, elk, longhorn sheep and deer chipped into … Continue reading
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Tagged anasazi, bear, deer, human-animal relations, hunting, montana, petroglyph, skin, texidermy, trophy, utah
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the deer’s foot
Meanwhile, 500 miles to the north in Hardin, Montana, a severed deer’s foot lies discarded near the junction of Railroad Street and 2nd Street West.
Posted in discarded animals, hunting animals
Tagged deer, discarded, hardin, human-animal relations, hunting, montana
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the wolf
Its late in the day and I am standing on a deserted stretch of Route 89 filming an abandoned house. Wandering away from the camera, I see a grey wolf limping around the side of the building. I hold my … Continue reading
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Tagged Endangered Species Act, human-animal relations, hunting, montana, wolf
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