North Dakota pronghorn hunters enjoy successful season
State wildlife agency last year more than doubled the number of pronghorn licenses from the previous year, due to a rebound in the population.
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State wildlife agency last year more than doubled the number of pronghorn licenses from the previous year, due to a rebound in the population.
North Dakota’s Game and Fish Department is more than doubling the number of pronghorn licenses this year, a dramatic turnaround from earlier this decade when the hunting season was canceled four consecutive years due to
North Dakota’s 2018 pronghorn hunting season is set, with 1,075 licenses available in 10 open units. That’s way up from 410 licenses and five open units last year. But if you’re not from North Dakota,
LARAMIE, Wyo. — Scientists in Wyoming have launched a six-year study of the effect of wind-energy development on pronghorn antelopes. Officials from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the Wyoming Cooperative Fish and Wildlife
Hunting season set with 410 licenses available; two units that were open last year closing this season.
More than 100 relocated from private northern New Mexico ranch.
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