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FUR GUILT  washingtonpost.comsource

Although the majority of animals slaughtered for their fur come from notoriously cruel fur factory farms, trappers worldwide kill millions of raccoons, coyotes, wolves, bobcats, opossums, nutria, beavers, otters, and other fur-bearing animals every year for the clothing industry.There are various types of traps, including snares, underwater traps, and Conibear traps, but the steel-jaw trap […]

Published: July 14, 2026 at 5:18p.m. EDT©2026 BellMedia All Rights Reserved source

Delaware, despite maintaining several distinctly uncompetitive provisions, ranks slightly above average on the Index due to its lack of a sales tax. Delaware has a graduated individual income tax with a top rate of 6.6 percent kicking in at $60,000. In addition, the city of Wilmington collects its own individual income tax of 1.25 percent, […]

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Tanana Valley Sportsmen’s Association gun show returns to Fairbanks  Fairbanks Daily News-Minersource

Louisiana Black Bear  wlf.louisiana.govsource

Now95°Tue101°Wed100°by Adam RobinsonNORTHSTATE, Calif. — The California Fish and Game Commission’s decision to expand black bear hunting raises key questions about how the new rules will work and what impact they could have.The changes are expected to take effect in the next hunting season under California’s regulatory process. While hunters can now obtain up to […]

Monday, August 17, 2026COLUMBIAWEATHERClarence Dies prepares some pelts for sale.LARRY WOODY/Wilson PostThe Tennessee Fur Harvesters Association held its annual fur sale in Crossville on March 13, with trappers from across the state bringing in their pelts to reap the rewards of a hard winter’s work.“We had 34 tables, and the price of fur was about […]

New findings from scientists at the American Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History show that most dogs alive today retain small but measurable amounts of wolf ancestry that developed after domestication. These lingering wolf genes appear to have influenced characteristics such as body size, scent abilities, and aspects of […]