It’s not just Fat Bear Week in Alaska. Trail cameras are also capturing wolves, moose and more
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Culling a possibility for Oregon Coast elk concerns, too
GEARHART, Ore. — A new state pilot program intended to control the urban deer population could help cities like Gearhart cull the elk herds that roam the North Coast. Cities that declare deer a public nuisance can petition the state Department of Fish and Wildlife for help to reduce population levels starting next January. “It’s […]
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