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Elk management in Wyoming

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports that over the last two decades elk populations have thrived in Wyoming. The Department estimates the population of elk in the Cowboy State to be about 109,000. In some areas of the state, the population increase has caused damage issues for private landow

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FAMILY PHEASANT HUNT | Big Horn Mountain Radio Network

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Game and Fish reminds hunters to carry conservation stamp

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is reminding hunters getting ready for their Wyoming hunts they must have a conservation stamp before heading afield this fall. Licensed hunters must purchase a conservation stamp valid for 12 months. Holders of a daily hunting license are exempt. Refer to Wy

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Public land access an ongoing struggle

The corner crossing case in Carbon County, which currently sits in U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, has brought the discussion of public land access into the national

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Airbnb for outdoor recreation could turn Idaho into a playground for the wealthy

A billionaire — just because he’s a billionaire — doesn’t and shouldn’t have a better chance of bagging that prize elk than a 16-year-old kid from Melba has. | Opinion

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