Captures occurring at multiple sites.
192 elk were captured on Tuesday at the Fall Creek feedground of which 122 were females and 6 of those tested positive for exposure to brucellosis. Another 150 were captured Wednesday at the Muddy Creek feedground of which 60 were females.
State sends six elk to slaughter
By CAT URBIGKIT
Casper Star Tribune.
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Hmm…isn’t it the feedgrounds themselves that allow the elk to get these sort of diseases?
This is a pathetic attempt to pretend they can keep the feedgrounds and not have disease. Political denial.
Feed grounds are a disservice to our elk populations.