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The knowledge of mules After more than a decade of a solitary existence packing mules in the Northern Rockies, the writer is seriously injured and must reconsider his way of life.
Hunters need young blood The number of young hunters is dropping, recent surveys report.
Why Juan Valdez doesn't haul coffee beans on a llama A pack-burro outfitter humorously lambastes the trendy llama.
When Mary had a lot of lambs Forty years ago, Wyoming ranchers raised a lot of sheep, and ranch kids like the author’s own knew the joys and frustrations of raising “bum” lambs.

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