Rawley Cogan’s first assignment with the Pennsylvania Game Commission, in 1982, was to help research why the state’s elk population was failing to thrive.
For a 23-year-old wildlife technician, fresh out of Slippery Rock University, it was a unique opportunity and a daunting challenge.
Although he couldn’t have known it then, that early work would become the genesis of his lifelong fascination with elk and the big country in which they live.
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