Stories tagged with Southern Ute Wildlife

Ice fishing on Scott’s Pond — Clementine Carrillo and Aeden Richards visit with each other under clear blue skies, as they patiently watch the line — hoping for a fish to bite.

Fri Feb 10th, 2023

Winter Wonderland: Students drop a line in Scott’s Pond

Ezra Watts and Ammonie Johnson observed different types of small and medium animal pelts as well as a Bull Bison Skull which is part of a presentation given by Wildlife Technician Jon Broholm during their trip to the Southern Ute Bison Corral with Southern Ute Wildlife on Tuesday, June 28.

Fri Jul 1st, 2022

Youth explore Ute culture

Ignacio fifth grade elementary school students make bird food at Scott’s Pond, Friday, May 20. Students attended the field trip with the help of the Southern Ute Wildlife Department

Fri Jun 3rd, 2022

Students visit Scott’s Pond

Many Moons 10:
Chris Olguin, bison manager for the Southern Ute Wildlife Resource Management Division, reflects fondly on the history of the Tribe’s buffalo herd, recalling stories of Rolling Thunder, the first bull bison born on the reservation, which passed away in the spring of 1999. The Tribe currently manages a small population of adult bison numbering in the 30s. The herd resides southeast of Ignacio on tribal land. This photo was first published in the Jan. 27, 2012, issue of The Southern Ute Drum

Fri Jan 28th, 2022

Many Moons Ago

Mikki Naranjo, Contracts and Grants Manager

Wed Dec 30th, 2020

Tribe welcomes Naranjo as Contracts and Grants Manager

Corinna Mokotoff (far left) stands with her crewmembers from the Southwest Conservation Corps on the banks of the Animas River, Tuesday, Sept. 22, where the team of sawyers have been hard at work cutting and clearing invasive tree species on Southern Ute tribal lands.

Fri Sep 25th, 2020

Southwest Conservation Corps assists Tribe with invasive tree removal

A pair of osprey are seen in this April 2 image from the livestream, working on rebuilding their nest for the season.

Fri Apr 10th, 2020

Ospreys arrive at Lake Capote for 2020 nesting season

Southern Ute Tribal Council and Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Council attentively listen to presentations given at the Tri-Ute Meeting held in Towaoc, Colo on May 20 at the Ute Mountain Ute Casino.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Councils meets amid Ute Mountain Ute Bear Dance

Southern Ute Cultural Coordinator, Hanley Frost (right) and Wildlife Biologist, Aran Johnson keep an eye on the released eagle as it returns home.

Fri Apr 26th, 2019

The eagle has landed

Hunters, families and youth from the Pueblo of Laguna traveled from New Mexico to utilize the hunting tags by the Southern Ute Wildlife Management Division and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe in the annual cultural hunt. The hunters brought abundances of homemade gifts to express their gratitude for being allowed to hunt on Monday, Nov. 5 in Council Chambers.

Fri Nov 9th, 2018

Tribe shares hunting lands

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