
Kentucky elk await ride to Wisconsin
This year, Kentucky elk will be released in the Flambeau River State Forest near Winter to augment what’s known as the Clam Lake herd.

This year, Kentucky elk will be released in the Flambeau River State Forest near Winter to augment what’s known as the Clam Lake herd.

It’s a rare breed of person who is essentially able to be dumped in the wild with a dry cabin, herd of elk and team of horses and survive self-sufficiently for months while not going

Applications are available online now, with paper applications scheduled to arrive at vendors by March 10, and the deadline to apply for the hunts is March 22.

Washington, D.C., man gets $280 ticket after he launched the drone from a highway pullout and flew it over the resting elk herd.

Michigan’s wild elk herd is four hours north of Detroit in Pigeon River Country State Forest near Gaylord. Wildlife experts estimate over 1,000 elk live in and around this state forest.

About 50 pronghorn died near Payette in mid-January, and before that, seven elk died in the Boise foothills.

The state has a growing elk population and is home to nearly 10,000 RMEF members in 24 chapters.

All-time high harvest marks set for mule deer bucks, cow elk and total elk.

In 2015, Idaho hunters killed nearly 70,000 deer and about 25,000 elk, numbers not matched since the 1990s.
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