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deadline is hours away for moose-elk-bighorn sheep
North Dakotas 2013 moose, elk and bighorn sheep proclamation is finalized and applications are available at the State Game and Fish Departments website. The deadline for applying is March 27. A total...
Posted on 3/27/13 at 9:00 AM
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Wild Game Wrapped in Bacon on the Grill
Grilling usually isn't an activity most people associate with winter. But with temperatures in the 60s and hardly a lick of snow to be found, this isn't your typical Midwest winter day. In fact, if yo...
Posted on 3/17/12 at 1:35 PM
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Elk Hunting: The Sounds of September
I sat on the porch of the shooting house at my local gun club; except for me the porch was empty. In front of me was a .22 range, a centerfire range and a pistol range - also empty. I had a gun for ea...
Posted on 8/16/10 at 11:50 AM
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Units in SW ND see increase in deer licenses

Though the North Dakota Game and Fish Department has dropped its number of deer licenses to the lowest issued since 1983, not everything is grim.

By Royal McGregor , May 09, 2013

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Southwest ND’s top destination spot to visit is TRNP

Southwest ND’s top destination spot to visit is TRNP When I started the top 10 places to visit in southwest North Dakota two weeks ago, there was no snow on the ground and spring temperatures were rising.

By Royal McGregor , April 18, 2013

Northwest Minn. elk survey produces mixed results

GRYGLA, Minn. — Results from winter aerial surveys show elk populations in Kittson County are holding steady, but numbers in the other northwest Minnesota herd near Grygla have fallen to the point where the Department of Natural Resources may not offer a season this fall.

By Brad Dokken , March 21, 2013

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Chronic wasting disease tests in 2012 came back negative

After one positive test in each of the last three straight years, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department received good news on chronic wasting disease. All 1,300 tests came back negative.

By Royal McGregor , March 14, 2013

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Big game starts 2013 application season

Big game starts 2013 application season The deadline to submit an application for the 2013 North Dakota moose, elk and bighorn sheep license lottery is March 27.

By Doug Leier , March 07, 2013

Hunters success rate for elk was high in western ND

In the middle of February, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department released its information on hunter’s success rates during the 2012 season.

By Royal McGregor , February 28, 2013

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More elk thinned from Theodore Roosevelt National Park

MEDORA — The National Park Service has killed about two dozen antlerless elk in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park in the past few weeks to help keep the population at a manageable level.

November 16, 2012

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Park Service defends refusal to use wolves to thin elk herds

BOULDER, Colo. — The National Park Service acted properly when it ruled out using wolves to control the elk population in Rocky Mountain National Park, government lawyers argued Thursday before a federal appeals court.

By Dan Elliott , September 21, 2012

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TRNP elk collaring programs helps survey habitat

An elk left its Theodore Roosevelt National Park home last winter and spent most of the cold season close to the Yellowstone River near Wibaux, Mont. Other elk often wander outside the park’s boundaries but usually return, wildlife biologist Wade Jones said.

September 12, 2012

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'Capture monkeys' in action: Pilot to fly elk capture excursion in TRNP today

'Capture monkeys' in action: Pilot to fly elk capture excursion in TRNP today Owner and pilot of Leading Edge Aviation, Jim Pope, 50, said from a landing and fuel stop in Deer Lodge, Mont., on his way to Theodore Roosevelt National Park on Tuesday morning that he has been a helicopter pilot leading a crew capturing wild animals much of his life.

September 12, 2012

One chance to try

One chance to try The chance only comes up once in a lifetime for residents of North Dakota.

By Royal McGregor , September 06, 2012

Elk put down near Slope, Billings County border due to unknown causes

Elk put down near Slope, Billings County border due to unknown causes The regular season opener for elk is nearly a month away, but an unknown mystery is already taking shape.

By Royal McGregor , August 16, 2012

South Dakota elk numbers falling

MITCHELL, S.D. — That once-in-a-lifetime Custer State Park elk tag might be harder to obtain this year.

By Chris Huber , March 28, 2012

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Elk population control ahead of schedule

Theodore Roosevelt National Park officials said Thursday they are ahead of schedule in reducing their elk population, which was 138 in January.

March 23, 2012

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Decent hunting season: As the hunting seasons wind down, ups and downs leave some satisfied and others not

Decent hunting season: As the hunting seasons wind down, ups and downs leave some satisfied and others not Most of the hunting seasons are winding down and all that remain open are elk, partridge, pheasant and tree squirrel.

By Royal McGregor , December 15, 2011

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