Overcrowding impacting deer health, damaging forests and causing property owners to complain about the animals chomping down their landscaping.
Widespread extermination of wolves, cougars early last century meant elk herds able to grow in size, eating away willow plants and other vegetation along park’s streams, causing erosion damage. But in recent years, resurgent populations
Bryce Macken, formerly of Champlin, Minn., and currently living in Toronto, Ontario, captured this video of a mountain lion while bowhunting for elk in Colorado in late August. Macken didn’t get an elk on the
Nonresident deer hunters fined, busted.
Average size of Lake Sakakawea female salmon was 6 pounds, and once again there was an abundance of young male salmon, which typically forecasts a good run the next couple years.
Though the Central Park waterfowl story felt overblown at first to seasoned birdwatchers, its ability to inspire novices reminds the author of calmer, simpler times in the birdwatching world.
The leaves are down, but be prepared to walk some miles if you want to shoot a few ruffs during November and December.
Big game biologist: Mule deer fawn production has been on a positive trend since 2013.
And these were strapping animals – roughly scoring 360 and 335, according to one report.
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