Wolf! scene!

Abby Schneider, as 'Mary', and Lee Jones Mosser, as 'Wolf', act out a scene in the production of 'Wolf!' during rehearsal recently in Casper. (Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune)

The cast of 'Wolf!'

The cast of 'Wolf!' perform a scene during rehearsals recently in Casper. (Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune)

Wolf kills rise

Tonya Martin looks over one of eight sheep killed by a wolf at her family's ranch near Two Dot, Mont., in March. A record number of endangered gray wolves have been shot this year by government wildlife agents and ranchers in the Northern Rockies, as the predators' continued attacks on livestock met with an increasingly aggressive response. (Larry Mayer, AP)

Wolf Licenses

Narse Desautle of Lewiston gets the first Idaho wolf tag sold at the Idaho Department of Fish and Game Office in Lewiston, Monday August 24, 2009. Tags went on sale Monday morning.

Idaho wolf hunt begins

Narse Desautle of Lewiston, Idaho, gets the first Idaho wolf tag sold at the Idaho Department of Fish and Game office in Lewiston last week. More than 9,000 wolf tags have been sold in Idaho, where a hunt begins today for up to 220 wolves. (Steve Hanks/AP)

Peggy L. Wolfe

Nebraska Affirmative Action

Ward Connerly, left, visits with former Nebraska Attorney General Don Stenberg Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Lincoln, Neb. while awaiting the final vote tally of Initiative 424, promoted by Connerly to eliminate Affirmative Action in Nebraska. Nebraska's cities, counties, flagship university and possibly other public groups are beginning to scour their programs to see if they violate a ban on affirmative action that voters approved this week. (AP Photo/Bill Wolf)

Idaho wolf hunt starts slowly

This picture provided by Robert Millage shows his rifle with the first reported wolf killed in Idaho on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009 - the opening day of the state's 2009 season. The real estate agent took the day off of work to hunt the predators, which were removed from the endangered species list earlier this year. Millage says he shot the wolf from 25 yards near a ridge along the Lochsa River in northern Idaho. (AP Photo/Robert Millage)

House committee recommends wolf bill

A 130-pound gray wolf watches biologists in Yellowstone National Park after being captured and fitted with a radio collar. (AP Photo/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, William Campbell, File)

Pauline Louise West-Wolfe

Year of the wolf: 2007 could be decisive year in long-running debate

Jack Turnell poses near his home at the Pitchfork Ranch he runs near Meeteetse on Wednesday afternoon. Turnell is in an area that is being considered as a possible 'trophy game' managment for wolves. (Photo by Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune)

Lummis victory top story of 2008; Wyoming media rank wolf delisting, relisting No. 2

This photo, supplied by the Arizona Game and Fish Department shows a female Mexican gray wolf as she was released in Arizona in March 1998 under the Mexican gray wolf reintroduction program in Arizona and New Mexico. She was one of the first 11 wolves released under the program. Conservation groups want the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to take down a poster of this wolf at the agency's headquarters and remove the image from the wolf recovery Web site because the animal died in captivity. (AP Photo/Arizona Game and Fish Department)

Lummis victory top story of 2008; Wyoming media rank wolf delisting, relisting No. 2

Sen. Barack Obama speaks to a crowd during a campaign rally in Casper on March 7 during his presidential campaign. The Democratic caucuses were chosen the fourth biggest story of the year in Wyoming in a statewide media poll. (Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune file)