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1. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Kevin Lind

   Inside America’s last great wilderness where the fight over Arctic drilling continues (opens the original)

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   Some 3,800 feet above sea-level, hundreds of miles from the nearest strip mall, hospital or road this past June, we found the massive, spiraling horn of an approximately 12-year-old dall ram. The horn of the great, white arctic sheep was nestled in the spongy, tundra-covered saddle between two nameless mountains. A Utah-raised hunter within the group of journalists I traveled with explained that it was a once-in-a-lifetime find. Rams keep their horns for life, which is why they’re called “de

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