Sublette Examiner

Many summers of my youth were spent building and fixing fence; now still traversing fence and no longer young, I find myself musing on fencing in the past, present and future.

by Gabe Fancher, SCCD natural resource technician

Updated: 2 weeks ago

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Sommers Homestead Open House this weekend

There’s a big hoopla planned for Sunday, Sept. 5, at the Sommers Ranch Homestead Museum outside Pinedale on the Green River.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 3 weeks ago

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Ranchers honored for stewardship

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has proclaimed July 14 as Wyoming Environmental Stewardship Day. Gov. Gordon signed the proclamation on April 28 in Cheyenne.

Updated: 4 months ago

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Secrets of the Sagebrush Sea

Did you know that the Sublette County Conservation District has partnered with Sublette BOCES to present Conservation Conversations again this year? Well, its true!

by Shari Meeks, SCCD Range Program manager

Updated: 4 months ago

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Oh dear, oh deer – oh dear

I imagine, like me, most people who have hit a deer or antelope, elk or moose, tell themselves it will never happen again.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 4 months ago

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Gardeners asked to take part in new "Give A Little Extra" project

Instead of reinventing the wheel, this collaboration utilizes existing resources to create a sustainable solution to hunger.

by Trista Ostrom

Updated: 5 months ago

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Wyoming, R-CALF work against required RFID tags in court

Several weeks ago, the ongoing lawsuit against the USDA’s attempt to replace a final rule for traditional livestock identification with electronic eartags scored “an important win” outside the courtroom.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 5 months ago

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BLM opens comment portion on wild horse gathers

Public input is valuable during any analysis.

Updated: 5 months ago

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Changing of the guard at SCCD

The Sublette County Conservation District recently had our long-term employee Sno Ann Engler retire after 16 years of service to the conservation district and the citizens of Sublette County.

by Michael Henn, SCCD manager

Updated: 5 months ago

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Celebrate ranchers, farmers on National Ag Day

In today’s world, people are more connected to information than they have ever been before.

by Wyoming Department of Agriculture

Updated: 6 months ago

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G&F's Turnbull transferred to Sheridan

Turnbull worked in Sublette County for 15 years.

Updated: 6 months ago

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Cowbelles, GRVCA 'social' set for May 22

A smaller but very cheerful group – some on Zoom – of the Green River Valley Cowbelles/Cattlewomen celebrated spring with its annual meeting on Saturday, March 6, at Marbleton Town Hall.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 6 months ago

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Rammell's jury trial set for April 28

On Feb. 17, Dr. Rex F. Rammell’s pretrial videoconference went in two diverging directions.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 6 months ago

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Ufford: Whiskey for my friends, tears for my horses

A midday phone call, not unusual in and of itself – but another sad one.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 7 months ago

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G&F Commission to get elk feedground update

Public input to be considered at upcoming meeting.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 7 months ago

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Local ranch family conserves more historic land

Longtime Bar Bar E ranching family conserves another 736 acres.

by Joy Ufford, [email protected]

Updated: 8 months ago

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Cheney brings back interstate meat sales

On Sept. 14, Rep. Liz Cheney introduced updated legislation to allow state-inspected meat, carcasses and food products to be sold across state lines, after introducing a slightly different version in March.
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COVID, drought money on the way

In response to the severe drought conditions in the West and Great Plains, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Sept.8 its plans to help cover the cost of transporting feed for livestock that rely on grazing.
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‘Beef Quality Assurance’ gains interest

BQA guidelines are designed to make certain all beef consumers can take pride in what they purchase – and can trust and have confidence in the entire beef industry.
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Proposed land exchange raises questions of access, value, process

A proposed land exchange near Dayton has recreationists and hunters concerned about future access to areas along the face of the Bighorn Mountains, and has given rise to questions regarding the public process of such exchanges.
4 months ago
Wyoming Ag Hall of Fame accepting nominations

The Wyoming Livestock Roundup is taking nominations through June 1 for the Wyoming Agricultural Hall of Fame to honor a special person or couple.
4 months ago
BLM looks for wild horse helpers

The Bureau of Land Management has released a funding opportunity inviting new public and private partners to help support the agency’s mission to manage and protect wild horses and burros on public lands.
4 months ago
Online Red Desert programs open to the public

Historic, archeological and tribal perspectives of the Red Desert will be highlighted in two online programs beginning this week.
5 months ago
USFS grazing permit ‘directives’ contain tiny details

Ranch-family planning will rely on more communication.
6 months ago
NCLA battles USDA's RFID eartag mandate

Cheyenne attorney Harriet Hageman and the New Civil Liberties Alliance continue to fight the radio frequency identification tag requirement.
7 months ago
Closing feedgrounds not a solo decision

Rep. Albert Sommers introduced House Bill 101.
7 months ago
Coalition challenges national wolf delisting rule

Fish and Wildlife Services published its decision removing all gray wolves from ESA protections.
8 months ago
Recent drought qualifies Sublette County

Producers eligible for assistance.
8 months ago
BLM drops Hammond grazing appeal

Case dropped.
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