Independent Record4d
Paying ranchers to host elk? Approach could help wean Wyoming off its feedground habit
Like plenty of other Wyoming ... through the winter. On top of that, the native ungulates can transmit the disease brucellosis to cattle, and vice versa. So, until recently, elk were more of ...
Outdoor Life5d
Wyoming Ranchers Are Getting Paid to Let Elk Graze Their Land
This allows elk to browse their way through the tough winter months without competition from cattle, while also keeps domestic cattle from intermingling with brucellosis-infected elk. Wyoming is the ...
University of Wyoming2y
Elk Response to Wind Energy Development on Crucial Winter Range on the Dunlap Ranch, Wyoming
Understanding wildlife response to energy development is important on landscapes with high potential for resource production. Elk (Cervus elaphus) occur in many areas with potential for energy ...
The Idaho Press-Tribune6d
Just because snow has melted doesn’t mean winter is over for elk and deer
No deer? No elk? No sheds. Don’t jump the gun on shed hunting season. On Feb. 2, Punxsutawney Phil — aka, the fuzzy little varmint that miraculously forecasts the winter-spring transition on ...
Wyoming News6d
Paying ranchers to host elk? Novel approach could help wean Wyoming off its feedground habit.
elk, are notoriously hard to live with for cattle ranchers whose bottom line depends on the volume of grass growing on their rangeland and having enough hay stacked up to get through the winter.