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The landowner scoffed at the idea that sage grouse could be in trouble in part because of fires, wild or intentionally set to improve the range for cattle grazing. “sage grouse have dealt with fire for millions of years,” he stated emphatically. “They will just adapt,” he argued.

A wildfire that started Saturday morning west of Blackfoot burned more than 23 acres of sagebrush and grasses on Bureau of Land Management lan…

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