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Welcome to my blog where fraud, lies and corruption are uncovered wherever they hide. Government, non-profits, media and corporations have many secrets and this is where they are exposed. This is where people go for the truth. There is a real need for more watchdog groups. Check out the Resources & Links page for links to find your federal reps, government agencies and other websites packed with important information. The About page has links to some of the testimony and interviews I've given over the years. It's not all bad news I do highlight people and organizations that genuinely contribute to the greater good and deserve recognition.
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1 year study of a Wildlife Management Area (WMA) shows damage caused by deceptive policies
By Staci-lee Sherwood When people here the phrase ‘wildlife management area’ they assume these are areas that biologists meticulously study and manage for the good of the wildlife and area in general. This would be a false narrative. The WMA’s run by the states and federal government are not about wildlife or management. It’s all a ruse. I’ve spent years working with various state and federal agencies on many issues from wildlife to water quality so I personally know th
Staci-lee Sherwood
Oct 267 min read
A feather worth more than gold: history of hunting birds for the feather trade
By Staci-lee Sherwood At the turn of the 20th century bird feathers were worth more than gold. It’s hard to believe but true. History classes teach about those who traveled out west seeking fortune and fame panning for gold but little is said about the feather hunters. For many fortune hunters the gold they sought were pink and white and floated in the air. They also belonged to living creatures who would soon be hunted to near extinction. The use of feathers is centuries
Staci-lee Sherwood
Sep 17, 20234 min read
Coyotes: the other wild canine
By Staci-lee Sherwood Wolves have been in the news lately with the recent unlimited hunting that has decimated their population. Their cousin, the coyote, rarely gets the same media attention. Wolves and coyotes live in close knit packs with complex social hierarchy run by the alpha pair, usually the only pair that breeds. Solitary coyotes are usually yearlings who have ventured out on their own or old and sick members kicked out. The biggest difference is how easy the coy
Staci-lee Sherwood
Nov 27, 20225 min read
Hunting by remote - killing wildlife with a click of your keyboard
By Staci-lee Sherwood Not long ago hunters would give two reasons for hunting wildlife. One was always under the ‘management’ category, the other tried to appeal to sports fans by making it sound like a game of intellect, cunning and skill. Many hunters would weave a tail of how their life was often in imperil during the chase while trying to make it sound like the match was equal. For our ancestors that might have been true since all they had were rudimentary tools they co
Staci-lee Sherwood
Oct 21, 20225 min read
The Timberline Wolf pack: centuries of hatred and persecution led to wolf pups unjust death
By Staci-lee Sherwood The history of wolves is a long sordid one. For centuries wolves have been vilified by the Catholic church and through folklore. Who didn’t grow up hearing about Little Red Riding Hood and her fateful meeting with the Big Bad Wolf? In ancient times Roman mythology revered wolves associating them with the famous Capitoline she-wolf that nursed the mythical founders of Rome, twins Romulus and Remus. The wolf had once been a respected warrior and symbol
Staci-lee Sherwood
Dec 3, 202110 min read
Why are Mountain Goats considered native in one park but not in another right next door ?
Photo of Mountain Goat and her kid @ Yellowstone NP (NPS) By Staci-lee Sherwood Last year marked a turning point for the Grand Teton National Park. They were busy getting ready for their first trophy hunt inside the park of Mountain Goats. For several years hunters had already been allowed to hunt Elk, thanks to the revisions made of guidelines after the park expanded its boundaries. The park service refers to this as their ‘Elk management’ program. As I’ve said in the past
Staci-lee Sherwood
Oct 22, 20215 min read
Grand Canyon park officials angered as public learns of Bison trophy hunts inside park
By Staci-lee Sherwood Shortly after posting my article about the decision to allow outside hunters into the Grand Canyon National Park their officials sent me a private message. Not wanting to engage the public they were more upset that their propaganda spin wasn’t being bought by the public than having a first time hunt inside park boundaries. Corrupt government never likes to be called out. Of course this was during the time when Facebook was down and no doubt the real r
Staci-lee Sherwood
Oct 11, 20215 min read
National Park Service makes history with first hunt of Bison on park soil
By Staci-lee Sherwood Unimaginable unfathomable unconscionable. These are the words that should come to mind when one hears that the National Park Service is planning a hunt on park soil for the very first time since the service was established in 1916. The park with this honor is the Grand Canyon, the third oldest national park in the United States. They stated this was a ‘pilot’ program which is always code for more is in the pipeline, and it is. The park service sent ou
Staci-lee Sherwood
Oct 3, 20215 min read
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