While it’s exciting to see lots of big game animals, having a large number of animals can have a downside, too — if the populations get too big, the animals can damage their habitat. To try and prevent this from occurring, biologists with the Division of Wildlife Resources are recommending more doe pronghorn, doe deer […]
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