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<title>Overcoming Fear Of Getting Mauled A Big Part Of Hunting In Grizzly Country | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Celia Easton of Thermopolis said being attacked by a grizzly last October while she was elk hunting alone in the Beartooth Mountains has left her shaken. “Until you go through something like that, you don’t understand what it does to you,” she said

Overcoming Fear Of Getting Mauled A Big Part Of Hunting In Grizzly Country

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Dale Killingbeck

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<title>Why Chris Navarro Is Using Old Wind Turbine Blade To Make Snow Fence Sculpture | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Celebrated Wyoming sculptor Chris Navarro has used a giant wind turbine blade to make a snow fence sculpture at the Wyoming Rescue Mission ranch near Casper. He says “Wall of Renewal” could prove the viability of repurposing old blades as snow fences across the state.

Why Chris Navarro Is Using Old Wind Turbine Blade To Make Snow Fence Sculpture

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Andrew Rossi

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Business

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<title>Little America Wyoming’s Plan To Keep A Living Penguin Was Doomed From The Start | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Back in the 1930s, an ill-advised plan was hatched to keep a living penguin at the Little America hotel in southwest Wyoming. The emperor penguin started its journey from Antarctica alive but died during transport. The stuffed penguin is still on display there and another at the Little America hotel in Cheyenne.

Little America Wyoming’s Plan To Keep A Living Penguin Was Doomed From The Start

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<title>Crumbling Bridge Near Alpine Replaced In Days With WWII ‘Erector Set’ Tech | Cowboy State Daily</title>

When a crumbling bridge over the Salt River near Alpine was failing, engineers turned to an “Erector Set” concept invented during WW II. It comes together in days, and could be used more across Wyoming with nearly half the state’s bridges past their prime.

Crumbling Bridge Near Alpine Replaced In Days With WWII ‘Erector Set’ Tech

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Renée Jean

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<title>Researchers Fight To Keep Wyoming's NCAR Supercomputer Alive | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Researchers, many of whom are Trump supporters, say the president is getting bad advice about defunding Wyoming's NCAR supercomputer. They say NCAR is responsible for breakthroughs that have made many things safer, ranging from fighting wildfires to flying jets. 

Researchers Fight To Keep Wyoming's NCAR Supercomputer Alive

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Jackie Dorothy

The American West

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<title>Wyoming History: The Deadly Damsel Of South Pass Who Seduced, Then Murdered 22 Men | Cowboy State Daily</title>

In the height of the gold rush, South Pass City was the place for men to strike it rich — and for 22 of them, get murdered if they did. That’s because Polly Bartlett, the “Deadly Damsel,” would seduce, poison, and rob them.

Wyoming History: The Deadly Damsel Of South Pass Who Seduced, Then Murdered 22 Men

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Einar Matheson

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