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    Since the beginning of mankind, humans have been in a constant battle for survival. Hunting has been one of the major components to our existence dating back to the beginning of time. Thousands of years ago mankind would be reliant of hunting to be able provide and feed their family and tribe. Without hunting and proving food for your tribe, starvation and death were soon to follow. A Mammoths killed by hunters could provide a tribe meat for months. Killing a mammoth was no easy task though as…

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    Reintroduction Of Wolf

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    ago, such scientific finding proved that the interaction between a top trophic level predator (i.e. wolf) and the next lower level herbivore (i.e. elk), significantly influences vegetation. Yes, wolves are top predator in the park and kill many animals, but at the same time their presence gives life to many others. Before their reintroduction the elk population had doubled as nothing was hunting them and, even though humans try to control their number, these animals, being both browsers and…

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    American Bison Extinction

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    humans. For example, if you don 't kill enough elk one year, the farmers of grass-like plants will lose crops to the large animals and therefore, lose money and time. Elk also damage fences and building structures during runting season. Elk are smart and will get into barns, eating hay stored for horses and cows for the winter months. They are a nuisance, but especially if there are too many in one area. If you kill too many elk, the species of elk are in danger. Also this increases the chance…

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    Over the years Native American fashion has come a long way, transforming from feathered headdresses and buckskin outfits to contemporary designs that are fashionable yet reflect the Native American culture in creative new ways. The Native Fashion Now exhibit at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA curated by Karen Kramer showcased 75 indigenous designers who prove that Native American fashion is not what is used to be. Linda Welters brought the show to our class by presenting it through…

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    deer, elk, or bear coats.…

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    In June, a deer that was captive raised in Lavaca County Texas, tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease otherwise known as CWD. This is a very contagious and fatal disease that is affecting deer, elk, and moose. CWD replicates malformed proteins known as prions that deteriorates the brain, and breaks down nerve cells. CWD kind of resembles Mad Cow Disease and can be transferred from one organism to another by blood, urine, carcasses, saliva, and even plants or soil. Since the finding of CWD…

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    A Hero's Journey

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    home and see his family.. As he walked he thought back to that one elk that he saw on the ridge. Constantly moving, disappearing,…

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    In Revolution on the Range, Courtney White describes how the American West is coming into a new waive of ranching. How ranching is not just about making money to survive anymore, but also a way to help preserve their land and the land of those around them. For too long the Federal Government has taken away from the rancher’s livelihood, putting restrictions on how many cattle they are allowed to have, where they are allowed to graze, and taking away their right to controlled grass fires.…

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    There are many festivals, art shows, eateries, theater, and concerts are some of the things you can do in this culture filled region. Culture and religion Wildlife/Physical Features (Everyone) Common animals are Elks, Bighorn sheeps, moose, cougars, bobcats, bears. The Rocky Mountains are teeming with aquatic and aerial life forms. Fishing is a major lifestyle in the Rocky Mountains. As for the landscape, the Rocky Mountains is a region with high elevation.…

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    Newdow was the issue that his daughter was reciting pledge allegiance with the reference under California. Elk Grove educators start school ever days through leading students in a voluntary recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance,…

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