
California eyes plan to manage state’s rebounding elk population
The goal is to improve elks’ genetic diversity and grazing lands – with an eye toward boosting herds by at least another 10 percent.
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The goal is to improve elks’ genetic diversity and grazing lands – with an eye toward boosting herds by at least another 10 percent.

A month later, Wyoming man still on the mend.

Hunters reportedly killed 195,738 deer. That’s less than the 197,262 killed last year and the 198,049 killed the year before, but more than the 192,111 killed in 2014.

During the 2015-16 hunting season, hunters reportedly killed more than 38,600 coyotes. That number nearly doubled in a decade.

Deer license sales decline in the zone greater than in rest of Minnesota.

His displeasure surfaces during legislative hearing on a bill that could curtail the DNR’s ability to regulate navigable streams.

Hunter-harvested white-tailed buck has personalized ear tags, and the DNR wants to know who put them there.

That’s up from 18,776 deer harvested during last year’s opening day.

Governor asks for potential solutions to the problem.
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