
As elk-caused damages continue to add up, a call to cull in Washington state’s Skagit Valley
State to address damages after farmers deem the intrusion of elk on their private property to be illegal.

State to address damages after farmers deem the intrusion of elk on their private property to be illegal.

The plan proposes regulatory changes and new actions to minimize the risk of CWD entering or spreading in New York state, the DEC says.

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will raffle off a fifth bull elk tag.

A total of 21,042 applications were received for moose, 18,079 for elk and 14,617 for bighorn sheep.

GEARHART, Ore. — A new state pilot program intended to control the urban deer population could help cities like Gearhart cull the elk herds that roam the North Coast. Cities that declare deer a public

RAPID CITY, S.D. — South Dakota’s game commission has rejected giving fewer landowners an advantage for licenses to hunt elk in the Black Hills. The Rapid City Journal reports landowners still need at least 240

Agency counts 97 elk, up from 79 in 2017 and 83 in 2016.

This is the first time a positive test has been found in the mountains southwest of Dillon, which is outside the area where ranchers are required to test livestock for brucellosis.

ELY, Nev. — Two Wisconsin men who illegally poached a bull elk near the Nevada-Utah line have been sentenced to 10 days in jail and ordered to pay thousands of dollars in fines and penalties.
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