
NRB to hear elk plan amendment
The state Natural Resources Board will consider a significant expansion of the elk population in Wisconsin at its Dec. 13 meeting in Madison, as proposed by the DNR.

The state Natural Resources Board will consider a significant expansion of the elk population in Wisconsin at its Dec. 13 meeting in Madison, as proposed by the DNR.

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