Contents
All articles available in Winter 2019 RANGE magazine.

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Miracles in the Hage Case (Fall 2018)
The Ultimate Land Clearance (Summer 2018)
Riding Into the Sunset (Summer 2018)
Has the Fat Lady Sung? (Summer 2018)
Spindled & Mutilated (Spring 2016)
Looking for Madison (Fall 2015)
Federal Misconduct Corralled by Federal Judge
(Summer 2013)
Supreme Court Denies Hage Takings Petition
(June 18, 2013)
EYE OF THE STORM (Winter 2013)
Justice for Hage Family (Fall 2012)
Storming the Beaches of the Toiyabe (Fall 2012)
Our Federal Landlord (Winter 2012)
Victory at Pine Creek (Fall 2008)
David & Goliath (Summer 2001)

TYRANNY

Bundy Fiasco (Spring 2018)
Bundy's Faith (Spring 2018)
In Search of Atticus Finch (Spring 2018)
BLM Hit Man (Fall 2017)
Matron Saint: Jeanette Finicum (Summer 2017)
Ammon Bundy's Slam Dunk (Spring 2017)
A Dead Bill of Rights? (Summer 2016)
Bundy Scares the Feds (Summer 2016)
The Professionals (Summer 2016)
Spindled and Mutilated (Spring 2016)
Looking for Madison (Fall 2015)
THE GRASS MARCH (Summer 2015)
ONSLAUGHT AT GOLD BUTTE (Fall 2014)
Government Tyranny (Summer 2014)
The United EPA of America (Summer 2014)
Our Federal Landlord (Winter 2012)

Enemies of the State
The Hammonds, multigenerational Oregon ranchers,
after decades of grief, finally got their freedom!

Check the facts:
Euphoria (Fall 2018)
Miracles (Fall 2018)
Buckaroo Stew (Fall 2016)
Dwight, Steve and Susie (Spring 2016)
Spindled and mutilated (Spring 2016)
Looking for Madison (Fall 2015)
Government Tyranny (Summer 2014)
ENEMIES OF THE STATE (Spring 2013)

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Outback Roundup 2018
RANGE's annual photo contest.
Merit winners, Part II.

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PHOTO © CANDACE COPE

A Heavy Cost
Wildfires cause massive wildlife death and pollution.
By Zachary Gerber

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PHOTO © MIKE McMURRAY

The Woozle Effect
Even Winnie the Pooh came to realize his own foolishness.
By Steven H. Rich

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VIA INTERNET

Portrait of the West
Pete Berry, cowboy for hire.
By Todd Klassy

PHOTO © TODD KLASSY

Brothers
Workhorses in the Big Hole Valley, Montana.
By Cynthia Baldauf

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PHOTO © CYNTHIA BALDAUF

Cultural Peroxide
To the people of Texas...
By Barry Perryman, Ph.D.

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VIA INTERNET

Confession of Red Meat Survivors
Jessie Kist Hammond, 100.
By Theodora Johnson

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COURTESY HAMMOND FAMILY

From the Inside: Fat City
Nothing better than a government job.
By Stephen M. Studdert

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Letters
Opinion from
America's Outback.

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VIA INTERNET

Up Front
Three hosses and a mule.
By C.J. Hadley

PHOTO COURTESY C.J. HADLEY

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Give Me a Stone
David meets Goliath in the eastern Sierra. Again.
By Carolyn Dufurrena (Winter 2019)

“We account for every drop of rain that falls in the Owens Valley, and let every drop of rain that falls in the L.A. Basin flow out into the ocean.”—Eric Garcetti, Mayor of Los Angeles

Octopuses Garden
More secrets from a stealth entity.
By Dave Skinner (Fall 2018)

The Ultimate Land Clearance
The U.S. government has inflicted 40 years of abuse on Nevada’s Hage family.
By Ramona Hage Morrison (Summer 2018)

Zinke and the Russian Dolls
A mysterious $371-million Beltway “charity” attacks the Secretary of Interior
from a Montana mailbox.
By Dave Skinner (Summer 2018)

Fake Green Is Worried (Real Worried)
Enviro flacks attack Allan Savory’s success.
By Dan Dagget (Spring 2018)

Waiting For Next Time
North Dakota resists “The Resistance.”
By Dave Skinner (Spring 2018)

In Search of Atticus Finch
Enter Marcus Mumford, Utah’s legal warrior.
By Todd Macfarlane (Spring 2018)

Bundy Fiasco
Persecution and prosecution. Twice the relentless, lawless feds had to give up.
By Patricia Aiken (Spring 2018)

Dancing on the Dark Side
Park Service two-step at Point Reyes National Seashore.
By Carolyn Dufurrena (Winter 2018)

First in Time, First in Right
David and Goliath: Fighting for state sovereignty in Idaho.
By Judy Boyle (Winter 2018)

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