Officials said they hope the reintroduction will contribute to the state’s tourism industry, mostly through hunting.
Antlerless licenses would drop from 1,150 to 700.
More might be killed yet this winter. Environmental groups blasted the killing of the wolves, focusing on the operation being made public only after it happened.
4 elk tags available through random draw, 1 by raffle, 5 go to Chippewa tribes.
No calves have been found dead on the refuge, and the death rates this year are among the lowest in decades.
Elk licenses also are up; status of bighorn sheep season to be determined after summer population surveys are completed.
And of 362 elk hunters, 211 were successful – or 58 percent.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s first youth outdoor skills day focuses on teaching kids about how hunting and outdoor recreation relate to conservation.
The case of an elk that died after it jumped in the air and brought a low-flying research helicopter down in Utah highlights the use of helicopters in wildlife monitoring, which has been criticized by
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