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Ever wonder how biologists keep tabs on Southern Utah s deer? – St George News

Ever wonder how biologists keep tabs on Southern Utah s deer? – St George News
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Clever elks move to private lands when hunting season starts But there are some unexpected problems

The elks couldn't save themselves in the end, as Utah handed out hunting permints for private lands.

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Are elk outsmarting hunters? BYU study says yes, and it s a bad thing

A recently published study led by BYU researchers says it appears Utah elk know when it’s hunting season. Elk tend to move from public to private land. Here’s why BYU researchers say that’s a bad thing.

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Are Utah elk outsmarting hunters? BYU study says yes — and it s a bad thing

A recently-published study led by BYU researchers says it appears Utah elk know when it s hunting season. Here s why they say that s a bad thing.

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State-funded BYU study finds elk are too smart for their own good — and the good of the state

Research from BYU wildlife sciences professors finds that at the beginning of hunting season, elk in Utah are smart enough to move off of public lands (where they can be hunted) and on to private lands where they cannot. And then, when hunting season is over, they shift right back to public lands.<br/><br/><br/>

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