A three-year assessment of elk in Washington’s Blue Mountains produced unclear results, leaving wildlife managers contemplating further research and speculating about what may be happening.

But calf survival increased to 47.5% in 2023 and 52.5% in 2024. Across all three years, elk calf survival was measured at 36.8% — high enough to promote herd stability and possibly even growth.

The choice to extend antlerless elk hunting in some areas of the province has opened up a pit in one hunter’s stomach. Lionel ...

Canada Cow moose and her calf (Alces alces) on the road licking the salt from the icy, snowy road, Alberta, Canada, Jasper elk icon stock videos & royalty-free footage 00:20 Cow moose and her calf ...

The Minnesota DNR completed its annual aerial elk population survey over the winter in northwest Minnesota, in Kittson, ...

New detection at the Horse Creek Feedground, which has already struggled with disease, suggests that the new epidemic is ...

They’ve also pulled DNA samples on every elk ever released. They try to get a sample from each calf born on the Tomblin WMA. When the Elk Reintroduction Program began the plan called for ...