Here you'll find scientific articles assessing the environmental impact of grazing in the Montana Allotment as well as other articles supporting cattle grazing.

"You exist in the lowly lands where mighty rivers twist in long regions,

between the barren bluffs, where the prairies stretch out in little wee planes of waving grass, heard only by the blue horizon,

plains across whose endless breath he can steer his course with days and weeks and see neither man to speak to nor hear with break or level.

Where the glory and the burning splendor of the sunset kindle the blue wall of heaven and the level brown earth til they merge together in an ocean of flaming fire.”

Report of Jerry L. Holechek, Ph.D. and Dee Galt, Ph.D - Controlled Livestock Grazing and Rangeland Wildlife: Positive Impacts read .pdf

Abstract of Managed Grazing Versus Grazing Exclusion Impacts on Rangeland Ecosystems: What We Have Learned, by Jerry L. Holechek, Ph.D. read .pdf

Report of Jerry L. Holechek, Ph.D., Terrell T. "Red" Baker & Jon C. Boren - Impacts of Controlled Grazing Versus Grazing Exclusion on Rangeland Ecosystems: What we Have Learned read .pdf

The following article is posted with permission of the Arizona Cooperative Extension and University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. read .pdf

By John Rinne. read .pdf

By Jerry L. Holechek, Milton Thomas, Francisco Molinar, and Dee Galt. read .pdf