Collar-cam Videos Provide Grizzly Bear's View of Alaska

In early June, a collar-cam video catches a sow playing with its cub. Photo by ADF&G

This Collar-cam video link provides a grizzly bear's view of Alaska. This link leads to an article in the Anchorage Daily News about BOAR 6041. The article also contains the same video link.

California’s First Confirmed Wolf in Almost 90 Years-Links to Information

Photo Courtesy of Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

- Gray Wolf Updates CA Fish and Game Web Pages on Gray Wolf.

-U.S. Department of Agriculture Article

Animal Rights Philosophy and Wildlife Conservation

We were recently asked for the links to The Wildlife Society (TWS) position paper regarding the conflict of wildlife conservation and animal rights philosophy. We have Tweeted this information again for those who are interested and are also providing the links below. The first link will take you to the press release and the second link to the position statement.

The Wildlife Society-News Release Regarding the Conflict of Wildlife Conservation and Animal Rights Philosophy http://bit.ly/qSVMNR

The Wildlife Society-Final Position Statement- Animal Rights Philosophy and Wildlife Conservation http://bit.ly/ocHxHU

Wolf Management-Skull Bound TV on America's Wolf Debate

Read more about the predation problem and learn what the elk and wolf study, being led by Craig Jourdonnais, will entail during the next three years.


To keep up to date on Skull Bound TV, visit their website here . 

Beasts of Legend DVD-Hunting Africa's Dangerous Game with Ivan Carter

Diizche Safari Adventures is now offering the latest DVD release from Safari Classics Productions: Beasts of Legend, Hunting Africa's Dangerous Game with Ivan Carter. We also offer select DVDs with Craig Boddington, Mark Sullivan, and others. Follow this link to learn more or to order your copy today!

How Hunters' Dollars are Saving the African Elephant-A Short Video

Learn how hunters’ dollars are saving the African Elephant! I spoke with our friends at Safari Classics Productions today about sharing this week’s conservation message information through our blog and Facebook Page. You can help too by assuring this video link is shared with those you know. This short video is brought to you by DSC through Safari Classics Productions, narrated by Shane Mahoney of Conservation Force.



Skinning for Life-Size Mounts: Dorsal Cut Part 1 and 2

Part 1-Skinning for Life-Size Mount-This video walks you through the proper way to complete a dorsal cut. This technique will allow you to decide on the final format of your mount when you get home. The dorsal cut method allows you to use the skin for a shoulder, ½ life-size or a full life-size mount. Part 1 will walk you through initial cuts and getting the skin off of the hindquarter up to the chest.

Part 2

Part 2-Skinning for Life-Size Mount-Part 2 will walk you through getting the skin off of the chest, front legs, neck, and removing the head. These how to videos are brought to you by our good friends at Dick’s Taxidermy.

You can view other videos from Dick’s Taxidermy on our Blog video Page or by searching YouTube.