New Mexico closes national forests to protect bighorn sheep
Closure prohibits domestic sheep and goats from specific wilderness areas
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Nonresident students in Montana could purchase hunting licenses at resident rates
HB 467 establishes new “reciprocity system based on fees charged in other states”
Montana changes grizzly bear management
Governor signs two bills that opponents say will increase the number of grizzlies killed
Montana changes outfitter hunting license allocation and preference point system
New state law changes how nonresidents obtain preference points, access outfitter OTC licenses
Colorado nabs Georgia man for hunting license fraud
Multi-year investigation resulted in plea deal and over $41,700 in fines
Survival rates for mule deer fawns and elk calves are above average
As of May 1, collared fawns in Idaho are at 64% and calves are at 77%
Too many grizzly bear viewers prompt changes along U.S. Highway 26
Local agencies unite to keep bears and people safe
Oregon to cut wild horse population in Ochoco National Forest in half
Current population of over 120 horses well over management objective
Black bears return to the Hawkeye State
Iowa biologist warn residents to be “bear aware"
IDFG moves over a dozen elk from Magic Valley area
Relocation result of reducing herd living on private land