Could wolf scat become a public health crisis?
CPW identifies parasite in wolf scat that could cause disease in livestock, dogs and even humans
Idaho elk and mule deer numbers on “slight uptick”
Mild winter means good survival rates for both
New study links human development to elk decline in Colorado
City growth and hiking trails could be reason behind decades-long decline
Montana considers an experimental bighorn sheep herd in Bridger Mountains
Herd would be chance for researchers to examine disease, habitat use, genetics
Mild winter helps North Dakota mule deer
Population numbers up 7% compared to 2019; good hunting opportunity this fall
Idaho preps for annual wolf count
IDFG sets up 569 trail cameras from May 1 to July 1
Colorado’s 2020 license recommendations for mule deer
A look at the draft of possible deer changes and other deer population info.
Potential 2020 Colorado elk, antelope, moose, and black bear license changes
A quick look at the summaries for each species
Wyoming wolf population steady at over 300 animals
Annual monitoring and management report finds 311 wolves in 43 packs
Oregon wolf numbers increase
2019 survey finds a 15% increase in wolf population since prior year